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during a quiet passage in the music! Who really gives a damn. The main
reason I purchased a MiniDisc was that I could have quality sound at a
price a lot less that DAT prices. Plus the flexability over CDs, i.e
moving, combining and deleting of tracks. The other reason was, that I
can use
On Wed, 12 Apr 2000, Al Kohout wrote:
Hi,
Does a MZR37 or MZR 50 require a mic to have its own power?
No. Almost all portable MD provide power to the mic connection,
which is intended for use with powered mics (they use to be more sensitive
than the non-powered ones). But, if
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Shawn Lin wrote:
I have been told the opposite by several alleged Nakamichi Dragon owners
that said their cheap MDS-JE510 decks sounded better.
Go figure.
Shawn
I really find it impossible that any cassette deck, no matter how expensive
could sound as
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Ralph Smeets [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
If you ever have a chance, listen to a Nakamichi Dragon deck with $25
blanks. I guarantee you'll hear a tape that sounds better than MD.
Of course, it's still a cassette, though ;-)
Well, my (very) old Tandberg 3-header
On Tue, 11 Apr 2000, Erik Arneson wrote:
Hi,
I'm a happy owner of a Sony MZ-R37, and am looking for a cheap solution
to recording MP3s onto MiniDiscs. The Xitel Storm Platinum seems to be
a rather popular and delightfully inexpensive card, but I've been unable
to find very many
Hi. I'm glad that no one took offense at my post
yesterday (certainly none was intended...I was having
a very bad day at the salt mines). Anyway, others
said succintly what I was trying to say. My real
point was this:
1) I have heard, in some cases, a slight difference in
sound between MD
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Battery charger for NH-14WM, NH-9WM, and NC-6WM Sony batteries.
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There are large advantages of MD over cassette - its editing for one.
But for now I *still* use cassettes for "air checks" of my radio show
1) cost
This is both as a single unit (reasonable "D90" tapes are typically less than
$1)
and as the second item
2) Time lenght -
Get 90min on a MD
I got this nice reply re that circuit city web page:
Dear Mr. Gray,
It
?s always a pleasure hear from one of our customers, but when we can
learn
ways to improve our web site in the process we always feel we've gotten
the
better end of the bargain.
As a result of your note to us, we
Since I became president of the sight and sound club this is auctually
something a lot of people asked when I used my MiniDisc JE510 deck to
record concerts rather than thier crappy tape deck. This lead me that I
need to run some blind listening tests.
Seeing as we auctually had some advanced
I have the Xitel card and use it to record MP3s to MD happily under
Win98. There are two Linux drivers for the card: one from Aureal and one
from 4Front-tech (http://www.4front-tech.com). The Aureal driver is beta
quality, plays xmms and system sounds fine, and is Quake-compatible. It
is
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On 12 Apr 00, Michael Mitchell [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
If you want a digital copy of your MP3s, unfortunately, you've got to
bail out to Win98. That's about the only reason I boot Windows anymore...
Well drat, that sure isn't the news I was hoping to hear. So is there a
good solution to
"Shawn R. Lin" [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Yes, but it is my understanding that you are NOT using the "same setup".
Your comparison (and I'm going by memory) is that you have a portable MD
recorder and a portable CD recorder. The only thing the same in your
setup are the headphones. You are using
I forgot to post the size:
75.3 by 16.3 by 80.4mm... 111g including rechargeable battery.
Never seen before: There's a plug adaptor (for power) available for the
ST50's car use.
The four buttons on the top face of the remote are the basic playback
functions (play/pause, stop, |, |). Volume is
Dan Frakes wrote:
However, I also pointed out that I did a comparison on my stereo: same
amp, same preamp, same speakers. The only difference is the D/A
converter, since the MD and CD both used their own internal D/A. To be
fair, that's a difference. Unfortunately I don't have a separate
I've noticed HMV.com selling some of their selection MiniDisc format,
which leads to an interesting question (either that or it just shows that
I don't RTFM enough). If I have an MD deck with a digital out and try
record to my MZ-R50, I know I can't record digitally from an MD that is a
copy of
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