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I've read about the new 650 meg md's coming out, but I've also read that
they will only be data MDs. I'm pretty sure that this is not the most
current news, so can anybody enlighten me as to the current situation
for 650 meg
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> You must be a really light sleeper, or the 320's display must be a heck of a
> lot brighter than the 510's, if that glow can keep you up. I had my 510s in
> my bedroom, and if the bug kicked in as I was falling asleep the noise was
> worse than the display; after all,
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> > > Christopher Spalding wrote:
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> > >... thus the higher quality the media the more
> > > likely it is that the reproduction will match the orriginal.
> > >
> > Simon Barnes replied :
> > This does not follow. "Better" quality media MAY experience less err
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Hi guys/gals,
I have a chance to buy some really cheap (at least for Canada...) MDs. =
The only thing is that they are a brand of which i have never =
heard.. Anyone had
> > Christopher Spalding wrote:
> >... thus the higher quality the media the more
> > likely it is that the reproduction will match the orriginal.
> >
> Simon Barnes replied :
> This does not follow. "Better" quality media MAY experience less errors (or
> may be entirely marketing hype),
Zach wrote,
| On the good side it's never come on with a disc sitting in the slot (but
| not all the way in) or with a disc in and the power off... Dunno if that's
| coincidence or not.
Not a coincidence. The bug is caused by the unit's thinking that a disc is
coming in when in fact none is.
> Oscar Fowler wrote:
>
...which I bought a few months back with the same problem. I hate
to throw
> them all away, but they all seem to have intermitent problems.
>
Ain't you hearda consumer rights? Take them back to the shop and ask for
replacements.
simon
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Are these the 'standard' old Sony black MD's?
Anyone got any experiences to share with this unit? It seems REAL similar
in most respects to the Aiwa AM-F70. Is the AA-pack a clip-on unit or a
seperate thing like on the Aiwa? Any strong reasons why I should choose one
over the other?
/Cameron.
Lucky ... you.
My guess is that we've had a batch problem here in Australia, and I seemed
to be the one to land a portion of that batch (as small as it may be). I've
got about 10 Sony MD's (all standard MDW's, not ES or anything special) and
they all give me trouble one way or another.
Adios,
L
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> >
> > Is it working on the opposite manner ?
> > Did you know you can actually setup the unit to make the remote work that way ?
> > Check it out too!
> >
> > Regards,
> > Flavio Moritz
>
> Hi Falvio,
>
> I think Chris was refering to the rotary commander on
I recently started catching buses again so I have begun using my portables
again- I took a few minutes today to look at a few MD's for these pin holes
and guess what!! I found a hole, matching the description!.. Pin sized
little holes in the disc that let light through!.. This was a Sony black
co
> Christopher Spalding wrote:
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>
> It actually takes a metal class tape to store digital data on, and even on
>
> these you will notice that DAT occasionally will have glitches and it
>
You can store digital data on any medium you like, for instance, knots in a
string (you might need a lot
I'm heading over to Hong Kong mid Oct and wonder which would be the better
of the group to buy. I've currently got a Aiwa AM-F7 which is great. The
features are good and I like the jog shuttle. The only thing is there is a
slight hiss which is annoying as I don't think there should be any. I
> >I'm not entirely certain about the validity of Sony's claim although I do
> >have a tendancy to believe that the more reliable the media the more
> >accurate the reproduction will be (this applies to all data, sound and
>video
> >formats digital and analogue).
>
>That belief is flawed, at lea
> >I'm not entirely certain about the validity of Sony's claim although I do
> >have a tendancy to believe that the more reliable the media the more
> >accurate the reproduction will be (this applies to all data, sound and
>video
> >formats digital and analogue).
>
>That belief is flawed, at lea
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