Hi Mike,
I think all MD head units can control CD changers, at least the Kenwood's
ones. If you have place for a changer (MD or CD), then go for it, but
remember that Sony is not only manufacturer to have such products available.
For sound quality, for example, Kenwood products are better.
I men
KD-MX 2900R: it accepts an MD or a
CD in the same slot.
Francis Auquier
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>I believe you are talking about the KD-MX2900R. As far as I know, it is
>not available in the US market. I don't believe it adds any additional
>functionality.
>
>Shawn
Yes, sorry for not mentioning its name/number. If it does not add
additional functionality, it is at least available (in Eu
Dear James & Shawn et al.
Check first whether the new JVC MD/CD car radio is available where you live.
As far as I know, this new unit just replaced the JVC MD-X3000 head unit,
and it seems great. I will check this for myself...
Francis
Francis Auquier
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> What we people need to do is not campaign for more files, but campaign
> for less compression
I agree totally. Bitwise reduction, not to say compression, was what made me
hesitate for several years before adopting the MD technology, and I know
many people for whom this is still a real obstacle
Hi all,
Radio commercials heard lately in Belgium state that you can record MP3
files on Minidisc via the internet thanks to the Sony MDS-PC3 Minidisc
recorder and a computer. Is this a new feature or just better marketing?
Anyway, it's the first time I hear commercials on Minidisc here in Belgi
If this G-protection is a different system, then does it eliminate the noise
made by the unit to fill-in the standard 40 sec buffer memory?
This would be an improvement, really.
Francis
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> What good options are there for under $700 currently available?
The best sounding MD deck available for that price (with digital outputs, 1
coaxial, 1 optical) is the Kenwood DMF-9020 (MD-2070 in the USA), though I
am not sure it is still available from Kenwood in the States - probably
still f
80 minutes of uncompressed
music in an MD-like (and MD-compatible) format. This would be the best idea
since the invention of the CD and of the DVD. And the technology should be
ready by now. At least the market is...
Francis Auquier
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John wrote:
> What was the defination of a high end MD deck?
They were notably referring to decks such as Marantz's MD-2020 and Kenwood's
DMF-9020, but I guess it also applies to Sony's MDSJA 555 ES (or 50 ES).
Les is quite right as far as my experience with Sony's MZ-R 70 is concerned
("Possib
> >My recomendation, if you want a very good DAC, is to use an outboard DAC
where all of the
> >power parameters have been optimized for the best audio performance. The
built in DACs
> >in many CD/MD decks, while better than portables, are no match for
esoteric, high-end
> >outboard DACs.
Accor
> Using the system you described, the problem with the sound
> probably has very
> little to do with the MD format. The 530 has crappy converters.
So this may be the reason why my recordings and playbacks with Sony's MZ-R
70 seem so low on quality.
If ATRAC is the same in every machine, the dif
>From my experience, the quality difference is undeniable, even if I mostly
listen to rock music (in the broader sense). I cannot say 'this has changed"
or "I cannot hear something that is on CD", but something is changed as far
as the musicality, sound c
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