Hi!
I've browsed and searched trhough this list archives before buying
MD equipment; both this list and the minidisc.org are great!
I have been offered a used MDX-C670RDS at a reasonable (very)
price, but problem is there's no user manual. I know it will be
relatively ea
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On the other hand, there is no substitute for a good amplifier and speakers.
The difference between my old Pioneer VSX-403 and my new NAD T760 is
astonishing.
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Originally, JCRD wrote:
>+ Disc
>+ Track A (track on a one-artist album); or
>+ Track B (track on a various artist album)
Andrew Hobgood <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> responded with . . .
Elaborate... I've never seen/heard of a secondary track title that's
accessible on minidiscs... is this a
From: RJ Kirkland <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
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Sent: Friday, January 14, 2000 7:21 PM
Subject: RE: MD: ATRAC-R and Laser Colors
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> ATRAC can never surpass CD quality since it stores less information than
> CD-DA. For the same reasons, equal quality is also theoretically
> imposs
I have used about 20 Hi-space discs with no problems so far.
-- Martin
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Subject: MD: Hi-Space Disc Problems?
I've been usi
ATRAC can never surpass CD quality since it stores less information than
CD-DA. For the same reasons, equal quality is also theoretically
impossible, and practically impossible without increasing the bit stream
allowed (24-bits/sample I believe).
Actually the amount of data stored on an MD could
metatron wrote:
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> I've read a few deranged magazine reviews reporting the 'openness',
> 'clarity' etc of different brands of optical cable, the superiority of
> expensive brands of MD and other foolishness, but given the cut and dried
> nature of digital equipment, I suppose there are very fe
I've read a few deranged magazine reviews reporting the 'openness',
'clarity' etc of different brands of optical cable, the superiority of
expensive brands of MD and other foolishness, but given the cut and dried
nature of digital equipment, I suppose there are very few areas left for
really _c
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Does the digital I/O work?
How is good is theAX
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
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> I've been using a lot of Hi-Space discs that I bought in quantity. I've not
> had any real problems, so far, although I've occasionally noticed that my MD
> recorder sometimes makes a very soft clicking or whining noise when I'm
> recording with them; it doesn't seem
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Hi all,
I have several Hi-Space disks. I have t
There can indeed be differences in fiber optic cables. The question is
whether or not these differences will affect the sound. (I worked in the
telecommunications and broadacst industries for many years teaching, amongst
other things, fiberoptics.)
The differences between "quality" and lesser ca
> Based on postings over the months to this list, and from my own experience,
> it seems that most people experience a glitch with a disc from time to time,
> but there isn't any consistency with the brand of disc that gives the
> problem, be it cheap or expensive [with maybe the exception of Mem
Based on postings over the months to this list, and from my own experience,
it seems that most people experience a glitch with a disc from time to time,
but there isn't any consistency with the brand of disc that gives the
problem, be it cheap or expensive [with maybe the exception of Memorex,
th
Edward Nigma wrote:
> and new ones. I've got a question for all of you. have any of you tried
> the Terratec Soundsystm DMX. Is it a good card? If anyone can tell me about
> their experiences with it, I would greatly appreciate it. Ive seen online
> reviews and they dont help very much. I need
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Hello Cool Guy (?)
I have had the Terratec DMX
Gary wrote:
... And if anyone
> tells you any different (i.e. an "Audiophile" magazine) you can be assured
>
> that they are lying to you in an attempt to become some sort of strange
> shaman or wizard of the audio world who can hear what you cannot,
>
I suspect a lot of them are lyi
Sorry to post an off-topic message, but I've just received a message in my
inbox, that was sent to the list on 30/12/1999. AFAIK / can remember, it
appeared on the list at the time.
Has anybody else got this message sent to them, the date does clearly show
as above.
Anyways, I didn't send it pe
These sites might interest some people. I haven't tried them, and I
don't know what their angle is, but they say they are free.
http://www.xdrive.com/cgi-bin/signup_form.cgi
https://ecom99.mp3.com/my?MyType=MyLogin
The one says you can store anything you want.
--
Jim Coon
Not just anothe
I'll add www.freediskspace.com to that list - if you're willing to part
with personal demographic information (not that I'm recommending that
practice) you can get 300MB or more of free online storage.
They've got a bunch of similar sites, all connected - www.freemp3space.com,
ww
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