Seth [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
An ignorant list member wrote:
and
If I were to interpret the law as you and the
other idiots on the list suggest
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The AHRA protects the consumers and the manufacters
from the legal idiots like yourself
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Perhaps some of you need to grow up
The rest of
"Tony Antoniou" [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Don't start getting personal because you obviously have
forgotten that beauty is in the eye of the beholder and same
rule applies to sound, although it is now in the EAR of the
beholder. Different headphones will sound differently to
different people
Steve [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Copyright law is governed in the U.S.by the United States
Constitution, which is the supreme law of the land. Statutes are
merely congress' implementation of the constitution. There is a
provision in the Constitution dealing explicitly with copyright law.
It
t;I hate
Sharp and I'm going to use the broken-a-year-ago-but-apparently-fixed-now
UTOC error to scare people away" line grin
Sorry, Gaz... couldn't resist ;-)
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their combination
of titling software for the HP48.
Note that this software only works in combination with Sony decks.
Oh, so it only works with component decks with IR remote... that makes
sense. Thanks for the info, Ralph!
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Richard Wright [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
They make the best calculators - better than Sharp and
miles better than Texas Instruments.
So there you go. That's about all I know about Casio.
Calculators? I'll take a single HP over ten Casio's any day ;-)
By the way, I did see the new Casio player
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Eric Woudenberg wrote:
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Hannes Rohde [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Recently, we had another discussion here in the list about the
atrac-bug in Sharp recorders. Although this error does seldomly
show up with other music, one list member ([EMAIL PROTECTED])
reported that his practising on the french horn in the low range
Simon Barnes [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Calculators? I'll take a single HP over ten Casio's any day ;-)
And that's how many you'd get for the price of an HP. (reverse Polish
notation)
Probably true :-) But you can't get RPN on a Casio, can you? I've
forgotten how to use a "normal" calculator...
Edward Gosfield III [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Just got my Etymotics. (4S)
I am listening through them to a CD play on my computer as i
write this. The isolation from outside noise is amazing. The
computer internal CD player headphone output will drive them
louder than i can stand to listen.
"Martin Schiff" [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I just got an email from Egghead with the Sharp MDMS702B
portable recorder available for $149. That's a heck of a deal.
About $100 less than I paid for mine.
http://www.egghead.com/category/inv/0611/02258061.htm
Note that these are refurbished
"Oscar Fowler" [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I bought one for my girlfriend a while back. I can't believe
it's only $180 - definitely worthwhile. Keep in mind that you
can't run it off batteries.
Yeah, I saw that limitation, but since it's for my girlfriend to use in
her office at work, that
"J. Coon" [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
The slip cases are much easer, don't get broken as easily, and
are smaller. IMHO.
Yeah, but you can't make good custom case inserts for them ;-)
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Speaking of Sanyo/Fisher portables, has anyone had any experience with
the Fisher PH-MD100/Sanyo MCD-3100? It has CD/MD/Cassette along with a
remote control, and it's only $180 at 800.com until Sunday. I'm
considering getting it for someone as a gift, but want to make sure it's
a decent
Jeff Medin [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
ETYMOTIC RESEARCH also makes an ER4P for portables. Check out the
HEADROOM site for the differences. Major difference is that the "P" has
a lower impedance (27 ohms VS 100 ohms) than the ER4S. The "S" is
accurate, but very difficult to drive from most
Also, isn't the 55 lacking a jog dial?
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"Tracy Doyle" [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Anybody own the Grados that can comment on the sound and comfort of these
headphones?? I can get the Grados for $69 and the Sennheisers for @$80.
SOwhich one should I get? I would like a headphone that has very good
bass response as not to get
"Wall, Nicholas " [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Also, what the hell is 'End Search'?
Uh-oh...
You don't know what you've done, Nicholas ;-)
Seriously, though, whenever this topic comes up there is a huge debate
over it. I'll withhold my opinion and try to explain it fairly.
End search is an old
Edward Gosfield III [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I have a pair of Sennheiser 580s which play quite loudly on the 702, and
have very good sound quality. They have a bit more bass than i prefer,
but it is pretty reasonable on MD. They have a very clean and clear
midrange and high end. Quite smooth,
"Aston" [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I'm considering a new pair myself... does anyone have any comments on how a
stock Sharp headphone (came with my MT821) stacks up? I haven't had any
opportunity to compare.
I think it's safe to say that the three models mentioned (Grado SR-60,
Koss KSC/35 and
Simon Barnes [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
There are reasons other than privacy for sending direct emails. For
instance, on this list, people are often told to keep an off-topic thread
(like this one :-( ) to themselves. I thought that if something in one of
these emails turned out to be of more
Simon Barnes [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
The accepted netiquette is that private email is private, mailing
list email is public. You don't post contents of a privately sent email
to a mailing list without permission.
Does everyone agree ? Where did this idea come from ? Was I wrong about
Simon Barnes [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Richard Anderson wrote:
Quoting a private email into a public forum without the prior
consent of both parties is not on. Please do not do this again.
Oh! Is this a bit a netiquette I missed ? I had assumed that given the
insecure nature of the Internet,
"PrinceGaz" [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Gaz sits back with his prefectly functional Sony MZ-R3 and thinks
serves you right for following the disbelievers. The Sharp followers
who have turned their backs on Sony.
Will anyone who has gotten UTOC errors with a 702MK please raise their
hand?
"Link :-7" [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Also, for anyone interested, I'm selling Sharp 702s, new, with Rebate, $200,
actual receipt from an Authorized Sharp Dealer.
Lots of authorized dealers are selling this for $199 *before* rebate. My
girlfriend got hers from an auth. dealer for $175 before
Niels Schenk [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I'm planning to buy the Etymotic Earbuds in the near future, but I
thought I'd first check with you guys what you opinion is about them.
Could you please tell me something about sound quality, durability, does
it fit nicely in the ears and loudness.
The
Peter Pan [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
What is it helping with that all these people are writting
ESSAYS about end search - i think its bullshit and you should
spend more time doing something else than to think about what
good end search is for or not, and theorize and hypothesise
about sony's
pupu [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I think if someone owns and primarily uses a Sony portable with the
End Search button and can't remember to press it before recording
something new, it's not Sony's fault of poor design. I think I
recorded over something once when I first got it, but learned my
"PrinceGaz" [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
They may be kinda neat, but since there are no 8cm CD portie units available
theyre also kinda pointless ;-P Indeed a few CD players do not have the 8cm
centre-indented tray for placing them in.
Any portable except the new Sony slot-loading CD will play the
"PrinceGaz" [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
The LineOut on Sony porties is unaffected by Bass Boost or Volume settings,
proving it skips many unnecessary circuits that Shark and Aiwa users outputs
go through.
It's not a Sony thing -- line out by definition means that the signal is
unaffected by any
Jough Dempsey [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I can't *make* my Sony R50 skip. I've tried shaking it and jostling it
furiously, but to no avail. Not that I'm complaining. :)
Shake it furiously for 41 seconds and it will skip ;-)
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Marc SPARC [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Well, I'm doging a 10kM run three times a week, and I always
take my MD with me, I actually hold it in my hand and not strap
it to my belt or something, it never skipped.
I'm talking about both the Sony MZ-R50 and the 55.
That's because your arm acts as a
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Can anyone reccomend a good CD ripper, something with a lot of kb/s
settings. I'm looking for something with all the options, but not for
something i have to pay for.
You didn't say what platform you're using -- Mac, Wintel, UNIX, etc.
"PrinceGaz" [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Whenever Win98 falls over, I say a few "words" in Mr. Money's
direction before restarting.
Gaz, you must talk to Bill an awful lot then... ;-)
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LAS [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
ME AND CONSUMER REPORTS!! While Sony's VCRs received very high ratings for
picture quality and other specs, Consumer reports readers pole ranked Sony at
the bottom for reliability.
But that wasn't talking about Sony MD portables, which is what we're
talking about
LAS [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
That reminds me, however of all of the brands that have disappeared over the
years
[snip]
I went in to buy a TEAC. Who at that time made fine
consumer recordersNow Teac makes junk too.
I can think of a few other names -- Technics is one -- that used to make
LAS [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Either you have totally miss read what I said or I made a typo.
I don't not say Sony portable MD players. As a matter of fact I
specifically stated that I had not heard of much trouble with
Sony portable MD units.
You must have made a big typo then; here's a
LAS [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
But you did totally misunderstand my statement. Perhaps
mentioning the MZ-1 is that led to the confusion. I probably
should have not brought it up.
My quote says "other Sony products". Not other Sony MD products.
I specifically meant to say by the use of the word
LAS [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hi. Where do you buy your 702?? I keep telling people to stay
away from these units!! But same people look at the low price
and then shut off their brains.
Or, those people use their brains, do some research, and find that the
newer 702s (MK) don't seem to have
"PrinceGaz" [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Guys, we're teetering on the brink of a fall back into the "ES" debate...
Oh, and this message is sure to avoid debate ;-)
Rather than fuel the ES fire, I'll be more sensible and say anyone who uses
a Mac, Acorn series computer, or any other pretend home
"PrinceGaz" [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
But I *believe* in God and love Win98, just as I previously
loved Win95 and would Banish All YOU DISBELIEVERS TO THE
FLAMING PITS OF HELL THAT ARE LINUX OR BEOS :-)
Gaz, you forgot to trash us Mac users ;-)
Stainless Steel Rat [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Ya know, I never much liked the jog wheel on my MZR-30. For me it is less
stressful on my fingers to use the button arrangement that is on my 702.
Really? As I've mentioned before, I have the MZR-50 and my girlfriend has
the 702. For non-digital
Marc SPARC [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I'd recommend the Sony MZ-R50, has a 40sec antishock, good battery life.
I had the MZ-R50 until it was stolen and was very pleased with it,
recently I purchased the MZ-R55 which is nice, small and funky,
but has a poor battery life.
Don't forget that the 55
"PrinceGaz" [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
price is now $130. For a portable player/recorder, this is phenomenal.
Looks like its time to buy a minidisc.
Only if you want the Sharp UTOC problems in a few months, unless of course
it's the "fixed" version which only a "few" people have had UTOC
PrinceGaz wrote:
And I'd like to offer a bit of very biased advice-- go for the Sony MZ-R50
for a recordable portable after your current unit goes for a walk. Dump
Sharp and switch to the Sony range and you won't regret it. You even
get a feature no other units have, the "End Search".
James Tisdale [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
That and the fact that the 702M is supposed to have fixed the UTOC
problems...
If the 702MK us supposed to have fixed the UTOC problems then way is my unit
gone into Sharp for a good two weeks to be fixed?
Probably because of bad luck. Seriously. The
"E.H.Murray" [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I know that this is probably an old thread, or at least one that has
been asked repeatedly, but can anyone recommend a good set of
headphones for use with a portable MD unit? The ones I have with my
Sharp MD-MT821 are ok, but they iritate my ears after a
"Steven Brooks" [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Keep on the lookout at places like Best Buy and Circuit City - if someone
returns a player (or somebody steals a portable - which is what happened
with me - I got the Bundle package w/o the extra discs and portable, but
got the (low-end JE320) player back
"Magic" [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
This is the case with ATRAC, but not with MP3. The power of the system you
are using to play back the MP3 can come into consideration, as can hardware
interpolation on sound cards or in software. If you take an MP3 and play it
back via a system that has a
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