Thanks Jim and James...
I really appreciate your kind word...
If you could visit this link
http://www.t-station.net/cgi-bin/rms/etailer/do/display_reviews.cgi?product-
sku=us_kheopsproduct-info-routine=installed
and if you want submit a review on Kheops MiniDisc. Thank you!!
I will really
Evening, all.
Look, just a quick question - I was at a meeting tonight, and a fellow
there wanted to make short films, and was looking for a portable sound
recording source. I offered to lend him my Sony MZ-R37, and he said that
"MD sounds like shit, it's no good for recording audio for film
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Mike Burger wrote:
Sounds like he's been spewed at by someone who has no idea what they're
talking about.
I'd come back with "Have you ever actually listened to MD?" and then
place my headphones on his head.
Did you ever get the feeling that there is actually an "anti MD" faction in
I agree with Mike. MD is perfect as a portable digital recording device for many
applications. My wife and I use ours for Family History work. 1000% better than
analog cassette tape.
-- Original Message --
From: Mike Burger [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sounds
Do you remember my (admittedly hideously subjective) comment about how Sharp
ATRAC sounds very different to Sony ATRAC? Well, I recently listened to a
whole bunch of other Sharp MD players (7xx, 8xx) and decided they sounded
very very similar to my 831. Then I took my 831 back to the store in
* "Dave Hooper" [EMAIL PROTECTED] on Thu, 09 Nov 2000
| Anyway - I'm not alone here. I recently found a whole bunch of reports
| saying similar stuff about Sharp ATRAC. Let's talk.
You have a bias against Sharp.
There are detectable differences between the two encoders. You know what
those
I was just in Best Buy, and they are having a sale on an Aiwa car, in
dash cd AM FM CD player, model CDC-X207. It is priced at $99, and the
neat thing about it is it has an auxiliary input jack on the front
panel, where you can plug in a Minidisc player, or a one of those
walkman tape players.
"J. Coon" wrote:
and the
neat thing about it is it has an auxiliary input jack on the front
panel, where you can plug in a Minidisc player, or a one of those
walkman tape players.
Jim,
To the best of my knowledge, all Aiwa in dash units have AUX jacks. I have been
mentioning the Aiwa
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Hello ya'll
I'm new to the list so please forgive me if this is a topic that has =
been done to death before.
I've got a Sony MZ-R55 portable recordable MiniDisc system,
I am looking to buy a new stereo system. I want a multi-CD changer
(3+), integrated minidisc and a radio tuner. I would also like an
optical out, (in case I ever get round to buying an MDLP portable). I
like my music loud, so speakers need to be 50 watts+. I do not need a
tape deck.
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Odd...I use my Sharp MT15 to record my CDs and
Liquid Review wrote:
Look, just a quick question - I was at a meeting tonight, and a fellow
there wanted to make short films, and was looking for a portable sound
recording source. I offered to lend him my Sony MZ-R37, and he said that
"MD sounds like shit, it's no good for recording audio
Jeanmougin answered Nat Evans,
As a Mac user, i ignore if there's a possibility to title tracks with your
computer keyboard.
Jean surely means the French verb "ignorer" there (which means, in English,
not to know -- that he doesn't know whether Nat can title tracks with his
keyboard) and not
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As a Mac user, i ignore if there's a
there are a lot of products. You'd better have a look at
http://www.minidisc.org. Look for "Equipment browser" on the left column.
Robin, 50 Watts is already very powerful except if u want to sonorize a
night-club or something like that.
Your optical out, you want it on the CD player or on the
Hmm... you'd think. I've done a blind test using two MDs, one I recorded
using the old Sharp MT-MD831 and one recorded using the Sony MZ-R90. The
same source CD, played (digitally, optically) from the same Marantz
CD6000OSE player.
The Sharp recording (as I've said so many times before) has
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