Or does the remote require the proprietary Sony headphone connector? Are
there many sources of info on the R90? I'm trying to decide between a
Sharp MT831, Aiwa AF70 & Sony MZ-R90.
Thanks.
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I don't. Which is why I took it in to my trusted servicemen to confirm my
suspicions and fix.
Adios,
LarZ
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One step ahead of you there. I did try to experiment with them (which was
next to impossible to fine tune considering I had no reliable check disc and
couldn't make a reliable Continuous Recording disc either), but of all
settings and combinations attempted, nothing fixed the problem. I'm 90%
cer
Optical blocks are relatively inexpensive. So unless he wants to upgrade for
the sake of a more recent ATRAC version, if he's happy with his JA3ES, fix
it. If it were me, I'd go for an ATRAC 4.0 deck for sure.
Adios,
LarZ
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At 06:32 PM 10/3/99 +1300, RMS wrote:
>It was useless in the car, constanty needing retuning etc. I would much
>prefer it if it was PLL locked etc. If a $20 radio can do it for tuning
>then they should be able to do it for transmition.
Argh. PLL locked. ATM machine. PIN number. :-)
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"Jeffrey D. Scorsone" wrote:
> Yes, you can plug into either headphone or line out (if it's an option on
> your md player). However, there has been considerable talk on this list
> about bad experiences with these devices.
>
> Most of them seem to suffer from "drift". The digitaly tuned variet
Mohit Goyal <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>:
>Thanks for information. Do you (or anyone) perchance know somewhere in the
USA where I can find the Sony headphones?
You'd better try it before buying.
My impression was that it fits great but sounds awful.
Could be improved now though.
Takeshi SASAKI
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I bought one of these (SoundFeeder SF100) with the same goal as you have.
It turned out to be a complete waste of money. I ended up doing it right --
bought a MDX-C7900 car unit and LOVE it.
The problem that I observed, in addition to the drift problem, was that the
silly thing picked up interf
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Jeffrey Lan
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The JA3-ES does have a poor reliability record for optical blocks.
A number of us on MD-L, including me, have had disc content permanently
destroyed by faulty UTOC updates.
My JA3 was less than 12 months old when it started playing up - the block
was replaced under warranty in 1996 and (touch woo
Hi list,
I apologise for suggesting that perhaps Magic popped down to
some dodgy hifi shop or a home diy-electronics freak to have his
hearing tested. I still find it hard to believe you can hear so-called
ultrasonic signals but I obviously have no evidence and therefore
accept that you can.
O
From: David W. Tamkin <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
> Gaz asked,
>
> B> What puzzles me about these VHF modulators is why they drift off frequency
> B> so much.
>
> Jim answered,
>
> C> The units need to be tunable so you can tune to an unused spot on the
> C> dial. They are also of low power, and as such
PrinceGaz wrote:
> Question: what sort of speaker did they use to send sounds in (presumably)
> the 15-30KHz region. Unless they used specialised ultrasonic transducers
> there is little knowing what you were hearing. [Gaz is tempted to mention
> sub-harmonics but thinks that is bull and think
Phillip Gooch wrote:
> Reading the complaints here, I have to say that I am very suprised. I
> purchased an MZR-55 in August which included a voucher for 4
> free MD's. The offer involved sending the guarantee certificate or
> till recipt as proof of purchase.
> About three weeks later, a nice p
Simon Barnes <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>:
> Useful comparison. I was particularly interested in "Continuous REC
> while Disc Change". I was not aware of any recorders taking the obvious step
> of using the anti-shock memory to buffer during disk change. This table
> indicates that the Sony MZR-55 & 90
Colin Burchall wrote:
> Have you ever been in the presence of
> an old ultrasonic remote control and been annoyed by it?
No, thankfully.
> Can you hear
> the squeal from ultrasonic proximity detectors?
Sometimes the ones in libraries and supermarkets. Its more like feeling it in the back
of
Hi,
I hate to use the list for advertising but, I've got my Japanese 722 up
for auction, with a disc rack, optical cable, carrying pouch and 12 discs.
You can see the auction here:
http://cgi.ebay.com/aw-cgi/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItem&item=174430397
-Chet
I may be wrong, but I think manipulating SCMS on a computer is the
responsibility of the program you are using and not a function of the
sound card.
E. Nigma wrote:
>
> But does it have the capability of manipulating SCMS. I heard that there
> were driver problems that caused it not to work.
>
"E. Nigma" wrote:
> But does it have the capability of manipulating SCMS. I heard that there
> were driver problems that caused it not to work.
To my knowledge the SCMS is always set to penultimate, the same as a
conventional CD. If there were driver problems, there's probably an updated
driver
But does it have the capability of manipulating SCMS. I heard that there
were driver problems that caused it not to work.
EN
>IF you mean the card with DigIN and DigOUT, you can't use it as a stripper
>directly, you have to record onto the hard disc then play back your
recording.
>Magic
>
"T
Gaz asked,
B> What puzzles me about these VHF modulators is why they drift off frequency
B> so much.
Jim answered,
C> The units need to be tunable so you can tune to an unused spot on the
C> dial. They are also of low power, and as such as you drive near
C> another radio station, interferenc
PrinceGaz wrote:
>
> Hi guys,
>
> What puzzles me about these VHF modulators is why they drift off frequency
> so much. I mean any half decent crystal-controlled oscillator's drift will be
> negligible.
The units need to be tunable so you can tune to an unused spot on the
dial. They are al
PrinceGaz wrote:
> PrinceGaz -> now downloading Red Hat Linux 6.1, as if Mandrake 6.1, and
> a succesfully burnt Caldera 2.3 weren't enought to choose from. I must be
> going mad-- 3x600+MB downloads on a 50kbps link...
No, I'm mad
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Magic -> Also downloading Red Hat Linux 6.1, but only o
Tony Antoniou wrote:
> Never mind. Even though I don't have a spare $1500 for a laser power meter,
> the tests have brought me to the conclusion that my optical block has had
> it.
Do you know if this also effects the JE3ES (has 2 Mic sockets on the front)? A
friends unit has started to regular
"E. Nigma" wrote:
> Hey guys
> I am intersted in buying the Terratec DMX. Is it true that the Digital out
> and SCMS stripping doesnt really work. Thanks
> EN
IF you mean the card with DigIN and DigOUT, you can't use it as a stripper
directly, you have to record onto the hard disc then play bac
Richard Anderson wrote:
> Hmmm. A (small?) shipment made up off discs of different ages from
> different manufacturers arriving at the same time? Whatever. Usually the
> least you can buy wholesale is a shrinkwrapped 'bale' of 1000.
That is a small shipment isn't it?
BTW, don't forget that t
Hi guys,
What puzzles me about these VHF modulators is why they drift off frequency
so much. I mean any half decent crystal-controlled oscillator's drift will be
negligible. Why isn't a unit released where you can plug a crystal for say
"107.9 MHz" or "101.7 MHz" or whatever. The unit will th
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I personally haven't tried any of them, but after hearing the stories
I'm just gonna fork out the bucks for an in-dash MD player.
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I would assess the situat
Never mind. Even though I don't have a spare $1500 for a laser power meter,
the tests have brought me to the conclusion that my optical block has had
it. I've taken it in to a mob that I've known, trusted (and sold playstation
chips to ) for a long time to sort it out since they have the test
gea
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