Where i find the cheapest one? I want to buy a Sony Minidisc but I really
don't know where is the best price : in Europe or in the US?
Somebody can help me?
cornel
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There's still some good offers in the UK. U could try Argos (www.argos.co.uk)
or Currys (www.currys.co.uk)
Cornel Magher wrote:
Where i find the cheapest one? I want to buy a Sony Minidisc but I really
don't know where is the best price : in Europe or in the US?
Somebody can help me?
"Sean" replies:
Cloning is the right solution, but you won't find instructions for doing it
on an R55.
Well, the only person I know has a Sony MZ-R90/91 (can't remember now)
Does cloning work on those? Or is cloning a total NONO on all Sony protables?
Perhaps someone else near you has a
"Sean" replies to "Richard"
If you don't know anyone with a deck, maybe you could even try it on a demo
model on the shelf at a local store if they'll let you - the procedure takes
all of about 2 minutes and is very straightforward -
Wow, won't the sales-people go all freakin? I see that
I have the opportunity to purchase a refurbished Sharp MD-R3 for
approximately $175. The attractive part of this particular unit is that it
has both coax and optical in, while also having optical digital out. Does
anyone have this unit who could tell me if they think it would be a wise
Hello MD-world,
I have a few digital recorded MD's that I want to copy digitally to
another MD (digital copy from MD to MD). I have a MD player with
digital out and another MD recorder with digital in. In the faq, it is
described that it is not possible to make a copy...but I hope that there
"Churchill, Guy" wrote:
If you can't ever hear tell the difference, does it matter? I
I submit that it does matter, for the reasons I mentioned in my previous
post that future technology will enable the ability to vastly improve
current recordings. It's like the Caruso restorations. They
"Sean" replies to "Richard"
If you don't know anyone with a deck, maybe you could even try it on a demo
model on the shelf at a local store if they'll let you - the procedure takes
all of about 2 minutes and is very straightforward -
Wow, won't the sales-people go all freakin? I see that
"Sean" replies:
Cloning is the right solution, but you won't find instructions for doing it
on an R55.
Well, the only person I know has a Sony MZ-R90/91 (can't remember now)
Does cloning work on those? Or is cloning a total NONO on all Sony
protables?
Perhaps someone else near you has a
On Wed, 10 Jan 2001 05:43:29 -0600, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I have the opportunity to purchase a refurbished Sharp MD-R3 for
approximately $175. The attractive part of this particular unit is that
it
has both coax and optical in, while also having optical digital out.
Does
anyone
On Wed, 10 Jan 2001 15:17:00 +0100, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hello MD-world,
I have a few digital recorded MD's that I want to copy digitally to
another MD (digital copy from MD to MD). I have a MD player with
digital out and another MD recorder with digital in. In the faq, it is
Yes indeed, I want to copy digitally from a consumer MD to a consumer
MD...and yes indeed, the SCMS is preventing me to do this. Is there a
DIY (do it yourself) solution (I think this SCMS is only a few bits in
the protocol) to remove this SCMS? Do you have suggestions/experience
with this?
The local music shop is discontinuing their line of MDs. They have FUJI 5
packs @ $8.50 USD. Does anyone have any comments about FUJI MDs.
Thanks
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For that matter it may be
possible to restore the complete sound of Bach
playing the organ. But
why make it more difficult that it has to be.
I somehow suspect that there are not alot of
recordings extant of dear Johann playing the organ.
More's the pity.
In the majority of cases, I
AFAIK Fuji seems to have a fairly good reputation. I've heard less
complaints than with Maxell discs.
they market audio/visual media under the Axia brand in Japan, just in case
you come across any comments on Axia.
Leon
on 1/10/01 9:59 AM, Jalen, Ken at [EMAIL PROTECTED]
wrote:
The local
People today are so spoiled. Go back 15 years to the era of LPs and
cassettes. Minidisc sure sounds like high quality to those of us who are old
enough to have been music lovers in the pre-digital age. By the way, many of
my favorite recordings never saw the light of day in the digital
I managed to get the remote replaced without any hassle (thanks Richer
Sounds!!)
So far I am very pleased with the 831, but I certainly wouldnt be pleased
had I paid full price for it. For me, it certainly beats the Sony's in the
price range. The biggest downer for me though, is the inability to
James Jarvie wrote:
For that matter it may be
possible to restore the complete sound of Bach
playing the organ. But
why make it more difficult that it has to be.
I somehow suspect that there are not alot of
recordings extant of dear Johann playing the organ.
More's the pity.
Of
With all due respect, don't you think this paragraph has discredited your
entire post? Wouldn't it be easier to bring back Bach from the dead?
Of course there aren't. I was referring to an imaginary technology that
could enable one to trace back in time whatever resonances were created
by
With all due respect, don't you think this paragraph has discredited your
entire post? Wouldn't it be easier to bring back Bach from the dead?
Of course there aren't. I was referring to an imaginary technology that
could enable one to trace back in time whatever resonances were created
by
With all due respect, don't you think this paragraph has discredited your
entire post? Wouldn't it be easier to bring back Bach from the dead?
Of course there aren't. I was referring to an imaginary technology that
could enable one to trace back in time whatever resonances were created
by
On Sat, Jan 06, 2001 at 12:14:52AM -0500, Stainless Steel Rat wrote:
* las [EMAIL PROTECTED] on Sat, 06 Jan 2001
| Actually, if you are saying what i think you are, having a separate left
| and right subwoofer, in spite of the commonly held theory, sounds
| different (if the channel
Delurking to ask for advice -
MD related: My old Adcom preamp/tuner had lost a channel. Are there any
MD/tuner/preamp units? (I have a great amp.)
Non MD related: Can't even find Adcom anywhere. Are they still in business?
Many thanks,
Ken
"Francisco J. Huerta" wrote:
With all due respect, don't you think this paragraph has discredited your
entire post? Wouldn't it be easier to bring back Bach from the dead?
Having done neither, I don't know which one would be easier. But I did
say that it was "pure sci-fi" the "fi"
I'm not aware of any. THere are boom boxes, shelf units, deck
recorders, portable recorders, decks with CD and MD with 4 x CD---MD...
Here is the list of current, and some not so current models.
http://minidisc.org/equipment_browser.html
Ken Cotton wrote:
Delurking to ask for advice -
Hello,
I wanted one too, but couldn't track one down here in the UK. But I was on
holiday in New York last week, and picked up an MZ-R900 there. Haven't had
much time to play with it yet, but it looks great and seems to be pleasantly
feature-rich, with Long Play, great battery life, small size,
It has come to my attention that some people have laptop computers that
they want to connect to a Minidisc recorder. Some of the computers lack
a decent sound card, having only a mic input and no line input.
THe Roland UA-30 Audio Canvas uses the USB and provides and audio
interface for any
Just looked - seems I paid a wee bit too much in New York - Oh well...
Mine is white though - so I suppose there's some rarity value there.
CYa
Al
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Sony and Sharp use different atrac formats. I have a sharp ms722 which
has great sound. I record live music of various groups and then using
the line out, load everything to my computer where I edit it and then
put it on cd's. This works fine, but I would like to do a digital
download to
Bjrn wrote:
Yes indeed, I want to copy digitally from a consumer MD to a consumer
MD...and yes indeed, the SCMS is preventing me to do this. Is there a
DIY (do it yourself) solution (I think this SCMS is only a few bits in
the protocol) to remove this SCMS? Do you have
Steve Corey wrote:
In the majority of cases, I cannot tell the difference between CD and
the ATRAC on my MZ-R90. However, I did a recording with it of some
acoustic guitar, where I didn't set the levels properly, and I can hear
a difference between the ATRAC and the DAT version. (I used
Ken Cotton wrote:
Non MD related: Can't even find Adcom anywhere. Are they still in business?
Looks like it http://www.adcom.com/main/
http://search.dogpile.com/texis/search?q=Audio+Adcomfs=webbrand=dogpileattrib=rs
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Jim Coon
Not just another pretty mandolin picker.
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* Bob Willcox [EMAIL PROTECTED] on Wed, 10 Jan 2001
| I could definitely tell the difference when I switched from a single mono
| subwoofer to two subwoofer's driven in stereo on my main system. The
| feeling I got was one of overall better bass balance in the room.
That could be because your
Atrac version only affects the way it is recorded in the first place,
not how it is played back. Just get the one you want and it will be
compatible.
Drexel Atkinson CIRT wrote:
The problem I am trying to resolve is: While the ms722 uses atrac 6.0, the
sony decks use a different format
"Sean" replies:
Alan Dowds wrote:
Just looked - seems I paid a wee bit too much in New York - Oh well...
Can you give us some info ( pros/cons) about the unit.
Have you got any cloning info on the unit, etc ?
Mine is white though - so I suppose there's some rarity value there.
spunky !
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