"David W. Tamkin" [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Unfortunately, the new Sony playback-only units
don't have an auto-switch headphone/line jack.
They are headphone-ONLY.
Several people have posted that the same jack acts
as a line-out under certain circumstances.
But David, NOT on the new Sony
"David W. Tamkin" [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
First, I'm pretty sure *no* Sony portable playback-
only MD unit has ever had a separate line-out.
David (and Dave Hooper):
Both of you commented on a "headphone/line" jack.
Unfortunately, the new Sony playback-only units don't
have an auto-switch
I frequent the MiniDISCussion headphone boards, as
well as the HeadWize boards and Headroom's own boards.
There is rarely "agreement" on headphones, but there
is nearly unanimous agreement on the following
hierarchy of earbuds:
1) Etymotics ER4S or ER4P (S for use with a headphone
amp, P for
"Nathan White" [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I know it has been mentioned a million times, but I
love the Sony 888's. Can't beat the sound quality,
but are a bit expensive.
Not to be too contrarian, but you *definintely* can
beat the sound quality. The Sony 888's don't even come
close to the Koss
"J. Coon" [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
http://www.headroom.com/
I can't get a response from this link. Is it
a good one?
Sorry, it's:
http://www.headphone.com/
Their entry-level is the Airhead:
http://www.headphone.com/ProductsAmplifiers/TheAirhead.asp
Dan Frakes
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"PrinceGaz" [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Why doesn't everyone who has working
md equipment tell us about it and see if we can
crash the server
Gaz, I think your sig is well on its way to doing
that...
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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
For the most part I love my 722, though it is
somewhat fragile, physically. Esp the eject
lever and mechanism. I've had it since Dec
and never see a UOTC error.
The irony here is that most people consider the Sharp
700-series to be among the sturdiest, least fragile
designs out there,
[Sorry if this went through twice, but I didn't
receive the first one...]
As of right now, the Sharp 722 is selling for $172.15
with free shipping at Mercata. If you're a first time
customer, you get 20% off, making it only $137.72. The
more people who buy it, the lower the price will go,
and
