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On Thu, 17 Feb 2000, Eric Woudenberg wrote:
Hi,
All F70 reviews I've read rate it as an overall good recorder also, so I
think this is the best bet. I've had it in my hands but I found it not
very rugged, any experiences? suggestions?
I've never owned one, so take my comments
Buyclearance has the Sharp X5 unit on sale for $229.95 if anyone's
interested. It has a nice set of features, however the buyclearance
page doesn't decribe it totally accurately.
Here's the link: http://www.buy.com/clearance/product.asp?sku=7776
For the real item description, look at
Check this out. This what you have been saying all
along.
http://www.zdnet.com/anchordesk/story/story_4432.html
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Hi All
I was in London a couple of weeks ago and bought 10 Traxdata 74 Min
Minidisks from MORGAN Computer Co in New Oxford Street (not the most likely
venue for MD's, but a good venue for
bankrupt computer goods) for £12.99 (ex VAT). Not as good price wise as RS
but OK if you can loose the VAT
i'm the owner of 2 MD sony MZR-35 and i would like to know if you
succeeded to find a way for killing the beep of the remote control. I
need this information for making an interactive sculpture with remote
controlling of the play/pause/sound level. i did not find any answer
in minidisc.com
In my previous post (about the Sony commercial), I made the observation that
transfering between PC and MD is extremely problematic at this point (1X
transfer via S/PDIF or analog, titling via Slink, IR, etc). This response
seemed somewhat interesting:
better use a USB or FireWire
Adding a
I was in London and bought 10 Traxdata 74 Min
Minidisks from MORGAN Computer Co in New Oxford Street (not the most likely
venue for MD's, but a good venue for
bankrupt computer goods)
Be warned. I have had terrible problems trying to buy stuff from this
outlet. Be very, very, careful.
Regards
see http://www.zdnet.com/anchordesk/story/story_4433.html
Who is he kidding when he says (and I quote), "Based on our
listening tests, we found that a 128-Kbps MP3 clip (sampled at 44.1 kHz)
is almost impossible to distinguish from the music on CD." .
Might be true if you are using a pair of
