Hi all,
I'm wondering if it is worth while to invest in a lens cleaner. Most of them
claim to inprove the playback and recording quality. Has anyone tried using
any type of lens cleaner disk? Do they work?
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Hello
I will be the first of many to say "DO NOT USE A LENS CLEANER!!!"
The lenses on MD players are made from plastic and get scratched by
lens cleaners. The best way to clean a dirty lens in my opinion is a
cotton bud and some good quality cleaning fluid.
All the best
Ian
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Well said Ian,
I will be the first of many to say "DO NOT USE A LENS CLEANER!!!"
Cheers,
Ralph
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lens cleaners. The best way to clean a dirty lens in my opinion is a
cotton bud and some good quality cleaning fluid.
All the best
Ian
Ive always heard everyone say that the lens cleaners
would scratch the lens but looking at one I bought
it looks harmless. Only like a few soft bristles to
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I looked at the converter it is $30 at minidisco.com. I thought maybe I
should just get an American battery charger (wall wart(. I don't have it
here but it is probably the
Hi Folks,
We are having a sale on PRINCO 74 minute minidiscs.
5 Pack, PRINCO MD74 Minidisc (blue) $5.50 (1.10 each)
with 1 piece slip type case.
You can find them at: http://www.cassettehouse.com/store
click on Internet Specials and then Minidiscs.
This sale ends at midnight
At 12/1/00 12:06 PM, Yaniv Eyny wrote:
I looked at the converter it is $30 at minidisco.com. I thought maybe I
should just get an American battery charger (wall wart(. I don't have it
here but it is probably the standard gum pack battery. Does anyone know
where I can get the charger and
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I have always used cotton buts to clean tape heads and old CD units
but if you are using a MD deck how to you clean the lens
A tape head comes in contact with the tape and some of the ferrous
coating gets rubbed off the tape onto the head. Also, the tape
I was preparing for a concert last night and kept getting an error on my
sharp 702: DEFECT, can't record. I looked in the manual and it says that
this means there's something wrong with the minidisc itself, but this cannot
be the case since I tried 6 different md's in the 702. So, is there a
Bryan wrote :
I have always used cotton buts to clean tape heads and old CD units
but if you are using a MD deck how to you clean the lens
Lens cleaning only needs to be done in dire circumstances - as Jim said, for
the most part dust and grot and stuff should never come into contact with
* "Matthew J. Updike" [EMAIL PROTECTED] on Fri, 01 Dec 2000
| I was preparing for a concert last night and kept getting an error on my
| sharp 702: DEFECT, can't record. I looked in the manual and it says that
| this means there's something wrong with the minidisc itself, but this cannot
| be
This, as Rat says, is one of the only times you should use a lens
cleaner IMHO.
Stainless Steel Rat wrote:
* "Matthew J. Updike" [EMAIL PROTECTED] on Fri, 01 Dec 2000
| I was preparing for a concert last night and kept getting an error on my
| sharp 702: DEFECT, can't record. I looked in
BUT ... in the case of a car stereo where it is wedged into a dashboard (!)
and you couldn't be bothered going through the laborious task of getting it
out, it is fine, so long as you use the Sony branded cleaner.
I used one last week to sort out my problem with my 8900 constantly spitting
out
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