Leon wrote:
I think
all the rest have MDLP items in their lineup.
yes, but I was specific: there are no MDLP Home Decks yet by any of them!?
And I'd like to know why? It seems strange that several months after its
promotion, MDLP is only present in the Sony Home Decks...
THIS IS GOING TO BE THE BOMB!! Tell us MORE!! Guess I better lower all MD
Blank Prices AGAIN, LOL.
Have a GREAT Musical Day!
Les
Music Mixers
www.musicmixers.com/mall
Write Once? Garbage. I know of a 3rd party company that is currently
developing an MD2 data drive. 650MB, 2MB/sec xfer
mne:Tid:11.35
MEDDELANDE Re: iMac to MD - an answer
Datum: 1-02-19
This ensures that the audio quality
through a Mac USB port is great, but defeats the track
mne:Tid:11.38
MEDDELANDE Discussions - Why?
Datum: 1-02-19
MD - Mp3, CD-R - MD or
Why all discussions? What are you hoping to gain?
I can understand someone
On Sun, 18 Feb 2001 21:04:36 -0500, las [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
(and that was 2 years ago, when my
daughter worked there until she found a real job). So I know that sales people at
BB don't get commissions and don't even get decent pay.
My observation is that this had been std in the hifi
On Sun, 18 Feb 2001 21:16:05 -0500, las [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I just wish that MD could record MP3 files in the MP3 format without ATRAC.
Just pure MP3, not bitwise reduction and compression.
I fully agree. It seems Sony is missing a market that could expand their sales.
But maybe not as
People are just trying to talk about the pros and cons of minidisc vrs.
other recording media. That is what this list as all about IMHO, to
pose questions and get discussion on them. If yoiu are having trouble
with such a larg amount of email, you should set up filters and filter
all of
mne:Tid:14.11
MEDDELANDE Re: Discussions - Why?
Datum: 1-02-19
Aye, I'm aware of all of that. But I fail to see the point
* Markus Laurin [EMAIL PROTECTED] on Mon, 19 Feb 2001
| Aye, I'm aware of all of that. But I fail to see the point of discussing
| something which in the end is something subjective. I mean, discussing if
| circuit city or Best buy are cutting down on their MD section without any
| facts, thats
Who would want to listen to MP3s anway. MD is so much
more wonderful, and so much sexier.
Well, I am certainly NOT a supporter of MP3, but it does have some nice
perks, such as (1) being able to find foreign music without paying
exorbatant prices, and (2) getting the music for free (honest
People are just trying to talk about the pros and cons of minidisc vrs.
other recording media. That is what this list as all about IMHO, to
pose questions and get discussion on them.
Frankly, I can see where the original poster was coming from. I left this
for about a month due to
Well, I think the new portable MP3 CD players and the ones for the car are
going to dominate the portable music market! I have 3 portable MDs and they
just did not catch on with my kids. They now want portable MP3 CD players
(my daughter's birthday is Wednesday and I have hers sitting here
For what it's worth, JR has Minidisc as its "Tech Tip of the Week".
http://www.jandr.com/templates/promos/newsletter/techtips200107.tem
Interestingly, only one (of three) of the tips has to do with using MD to
record music.
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To
As much as I love my MDs, I think the reality is that this new technology
(MP3 CDs) is gonna put the final nail in the coffin. I know many will
argue
about the re-recodability, the smaller size, the ease or portability, but
for many the convenience of an MP3 CD player and the length of the
Here's the rest of the message I got from JR (which wasn't at the link I
just gave out):
February 16, 2001
Tech Tip Of the Week:
MiniDisc Your Music
Learn how flexible and easy the MiniDisc format is in recording and
listening to your music!
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On Mon, 19 Feb 2001, Ken Clinger wrote:
I'm thinking of buying a pair of Sony 268 earphones. Does anyone
have an opinion on these - are they any good? Would I be better off
with another model?
Cheers
Robin.
Robin Landy
Manchester University
[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Mobile: 07968 775304
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MEDDELANDE Re: Discussions - Why?
Datum: 1-02-19
If... a lot of people do that, go to CC, then its a good
Well, points 1-3 are great. Point 4, while correct in the fact that MD is
much cheaper than CF/SmartMedia, I'd hate to be the poor schlub paying
$3-4 per minidisc. G
If, hypothetically, you wanted to buy some hypothetical MDs for cheap, where
would you hypothetically go?
J. C. R. Davis
"J. C. R. Davis" [EMAIL PROTECTED] said:
Well, points 1-3 are great. Point 4, while correct in the fact that MD is
much cheaper than CF/SmartMedia, I'd hate to be the poor schlub paying
$3-4 per minidisc. G
If, hypothetically, you wanted to buy some hypothetical MDs for cheap, where
Ken Clinger told us,
| For what it's worth, JR has Minidisc as its "Tech Tip of the Week".
| http://www.jandr.com/templates/promos/newsletter/techtips200107.tem
| Interestingly, only one (of three) of the tips has to do with using MD to
| record music.
And the first one -- to use it as an
Mike Burger wrote,
| If, hypothetically, time was not of the essence, Peter Forrest and Art
| Munson, also subscribers of this list, have them anywhere from
| $1.10-1.35/per disc. I believe that there are minimum quantities necessary
| to gain the price, but the quantities are not
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It was because I had a Sony Vaio Digital
I'm looking for a portable MD player that will do LP mode. The products I see
are few and the price is high ... Frankly I think anything over $200 I consider
too high for a reader, and I'd like some $100 options.
I have checked the T listing for these and Minidisco. I wonder what the Sharp
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True, Peter did get out of the business...but
On 19 Feb 01, 8:03AM, J. Coon wrote:
What company is that? WHen will it be produced? How can you put put
650 MB of data on a device that holds 140 MB and have it backward
compatible?
i don't know the answers to the first 2 questions. you can put 650mb on an
MD2, which is a higher-density
there are no mdlp portables for that cheap. it's a brand new product.
peter
On 19 Feb 01, 11:41AM, John Small wrote:
I'm looking for a portable MD player that will do LP mode. The products
I see are few and the price is high ... Frankly I think anything over
$200 I consider too high for a
Hey,
The ST70 is a more casual (more plasticky) version of the ST77. However, the
online retailers may still charge a premium for it.
Sony's MZ-E300 doesn't seem to be LP capable, so the best bet is probably to
look at the MZ-E500.
Yeah, I know Minidisco charges 250 bucks, but all the other
On Mon, 19 Feb 2001 11:33:57 -0800, Leon [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
If you really can't afford to pay over $200, it'd be a good idea to wait for
a couple of years and then come back and buy today's models. :-)
Would you pay over $200 for an MD player?
-jts Arlington, TX
And the first one -- to use it as an address book -- is outright foolish.
More like ridiculous. What would possess someone to try this?
J. C. R. Davis ([EMAIL PROTECTED])
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To stop getting this list send a message containing
The problem is, if you don't pay over $200, you're not going to get what you
want right now.
If you can't find a solution within the MD format, then the solution is
simple: DON'T USE MD.
Leon
on 2/19/01 12:54 PM, John Small at [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
On Mon, 19 Feb 2001 11:33:57 -0800,
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Jonathan Davis asked,
| What would possess someone to try this?
Beats me. It's not the first time I've heard that lamebrained notion from
someone who didn't think it through, but it's the first time I've seen it
touted on a dealer's web page as a reason to buy MD hardware. It's a waste
of
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$20-25USD should get you something decent.
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For a player? I think you're confusing the
On 19 Feb 01, 5:23PM, Mike Burger wrote:
For a player? I think you're confusing the question with price of a
recorder/player. The original question specifically noted player.
he specifically asked for a player with mdlp capability.
* John Small [EMAIL PROTECTED] on Mon, 19 Feb 2001
| Would you pay over $200 for an MD player?
More to the point, would I pay over $200 for a portable MD recorder? The
answer to that for me is four times yes: Sony MZ-R30, Sharp MS-702, Sony
MZ-R90, Sharp MS-722. The R30 was the most
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Many people like Sony's MDR-E888LP earbuds
From: "Ken Clinger" [EMAIL PROTECTED]
2. If you get a MiniDisc recorder you'll have the ability to convert and
playback any standard audio format including MP3, Real Audio, Windows Media
audio, ripped CD tracks, and Liquid Audio!
This is the kind of thing I just don't understand. The writer (I
From: "Jim Gray" [EMAIL PROTECTED]
This may have already been answered some time ago, but what should I pay =
for a really decent pair of earbuds, and what model is recommended? =
thanx...
I agree with Mike...Koss' 'The Plug' is great sounding and goes for $19.95
(USD) plus tax.
The
The Etymotic Research plugs are absolutely awesome of course...but too
pricey.
Don C.
I agree, Don. For about $269, you get performance almost on the same level
as Stax (Electrostatic headphones) in a portable package. Also, you can
choose the "P" model ("P"ower, for underpowered
On 19 Feb 2001 18:34:42 -0500, Stainless Steel Rat [EMAIL PROTECTED]
wrote:
* John Small [EMAIL PROTECTED] on Mon, 19 Feb 2001
| Would you pay over $200 for an MD player?
More to the point, would I pay over $200 for a portable MD recorder? The
answer to that for me is four times yes: Sony
On Mon, 19 Feb 2001 20:31:57 -0600, "Francisco J. Huerta"
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I am tempted to say they are the best dynamic headphones on the planet. And
they are the size of standard earbuds. Highly recommended, if you have the
money.
Francisco, how does the S compare with the Sennheiser
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First off whoever wrote this codec, bravo to you. I love it and so far =
i know about 10 people who have completely switched from MP3 over to =
ATRAC for archiving thier
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Sorry if topic has been up before, but the seach function for the archieves
didn't work so I wouldn't know.
I have a Sharp MDM2H microstereo with built-in MD. I'm looking for
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