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However, looking at the messages on this list, I can only conclude that
Sony portables have a good track-record. The Sharp units have also a good
track-record, and one should keep in mind that the 702 offered several
'advantages' over the MZ-R30 which had the
Someone wrote:
, and one should keep in mind that the 702 offered several
'advantages' over the MZ-R30 which had the same price, notable size and the
LiIon battery.
I had a Sharp 702 and a Sony R30. Bothe came with rechargable LiIon
battires. I got the Sharp because it was smaller than
i like the 722, did tons of recording the last 2 weeks--i would improve it
by having a backlit display for recording outdoors at night and also auto
mic levels
with an option to override and refine the levels of bass and treble. Also I
would like a remote with recording functions.
Susan
Please
I started my MD experience with a Sony MZ-R2 bought in 1995 and due to
an ATRAC and memory chip fault which prevented it from playing discs, I
replaced it with an MZ-R30 in 1997. Both these models use the same
batteries (LIP-12), mains chargers and remote units and earphones, which
have been
I currently have an Sony MDS-PC2 MD recorder and a Sony CRX-120E USB CD
recorder. This wish list covers both MD and CDR, since one of the things I
would like to see is better software integration.
1) For the MD: USB - USB - USB for both audio and control! This would solve
a couple current
Matthew Wall wrote,
| Anyway tonight I was channel
| surfing and I guess McDonalds is offering Hello Kitty stuff with their
| happy meals. who knows what they will offer next, maybe Britney Spears
| pre-recorded md's.AHHH NO! anyway I thought it was
| kinda funny they would
I have to agree that as far as Sony's go, the MZ-R50
is my favorite -- it's a very durable and easy-to-use
design. My only complaints:
1) End Search. 'nuff said.
2) The record and eject buttons are exactly the same
size, move in the same direction, and are located
right next to each other. If
Actually i saw that too and thought they were only giving away cd's and vhs
tapes, but i could be on crack too.
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From: David W. Tamkin [EMAIL PROTECTED]
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Sent: Monday, August 14, 2000 10:55 AM
Subject: MD: McDonald[']s promotion (was "off topic,
Hi,
I'm wondering if anyone has used the Xitel DG1 USB-MD adapter ? For those
that have it, do you need to use the supplied software, or can you use any
software (winamp, windows media player, ...etc) to play out of the xitel
device. I assume it simply shows up as another audio device
Take a look at my website, I sell a lot of these stuff...
http://www.kheopsminidisc.com
If you need more information, since I use a Sharp MS-722, I can also help
you personally... Simply send me an e-mail at : [EMAIL PROTECTED] or
call at (904)428-5620 and ask for Peter Forest - Kheops
If you own an Aiwa F80 or C80, could you check how well the recording
head (the small white plastic piece in the lid) clears the minidisc slot
when your recorder is open?
I just get mine back from the repair shop after having this part fixed.
(I bought it 5 weeks ago and they've had it for
Can these adapters be used to connect the non-optical digital out from
sound-cards like sound blaster live to the digital in on a portable?
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Behalf Of David W. Tamkin
Sent: Saturday, August 12, 2000 3:13 PM
To: Eric
You must convert the Coax digital signal to optical first.
Nathan White
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Yaniv S. Eyny
Sent: Monday, August 14, 2000 4:06 PM
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: RE: MD: cheaper optical cables
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I just purchased a Xitel DG1 USB-MD digital
On 14 Aug 00, Jeffrey Mclamb [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I just purchased a Xitel DG1 USB-MD digital adapter as well. It does
everything it claims, automatically marking tracks, etc. It's very dumb
and very slickexcept for one major problem which will force me to
return it!
That problem
Indeed it is obnoxious! :) I dual-boot win2k and linux, but I have yet to
try it under linux...I doubt it will work because it is brand new and it
works by taking control of the audio device when it is plugged in. As
soon as you unplug it, the sound card becomes the audio device
again...Since
Take a look at the TAMRAC page http://www.tamrac.com/welcome.htm
They sell an unbelievable variety of bags. I have been using their 601 model
for several years now to carry my DAT gear. Now I stick my Sharp 722 in the
same slot and have plenty of room for MDs, mics, cables, mini stands, and a
Matthew Wall wrote:
the amount of Hello Kitty stuff available i thought it was =
kinda funny they would offer something pretty obscure like that.
OK. Way off topic and I'm sorry, but I just have to share this then:
There used to be a vendor on Z-shops at Amazon.com (I used to work
susan wrote:
i like the 722,
Also I
would like a remote with recording functions.
The 722 remote does have some recording funtions.
Obviously, pause and stopand record
The track skip slider (where the play button is) adjusts the record level (not
that the remote is backlit so you
Yaniv Eyny asked,
| Can these adapters be used to connect the non-optical digital out from
| sound-cards like sound blaster live to the digital in on a portable?
No. All they are is dark plastic pieces with the hole at one end shaped like
a TOSlink jack and the other end shaped like an
Now I'm going ot get way off topic and real gross. I'll bet that if you can get
some mega star to use it (you have to be sure not to wash it afterwards) it will
be a really valuable collectable.
You could start a collection. The Julia Roberts "Hello Kitty" model. The Ashley
Judd version
Could someone recommend a conference room/table mic that would work well
with a MD recorder?
I see that RadioCrap has one- but it looks cheap.
Thanks,
Ryan Brooks
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Since this list is a fountain of all knowledge when it comes to MD and
other nifty stuff, I thought I'd ask this here...
I'm a karaoke singer, not a good one, but I try to improve. So I figure
one way I can improve is to record myself singing using my trusty MD
walkman.
I don't really want
Has anyone figured out the Service Mode or any other hacks for the Sharp
831/832? Thanks!
David Tran
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Is there a comparison somewhere of the features
of the Sony MDS-JE640 to those of their MDS-JB940?
While looking for speakers today, a salesman thrust a copy of the latest
Sony New Zealand Pulse magazine into my hands. It has all the new MDLP
models in it.
"Step Up Features" for the 940
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