hard MDers, it doesn't seem like most people really care about
titling. I don't see any huge popularity for CDs that have the
titles on them.
LAS
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overcompression
artifacts. 75 minutes or 80 is plenty long enough.
-- Michael Hoffman
http://www.amptone.com/audio -- Mini CD versus DataPlAy war is coming, Sept.
2001. Earbuds headphone evaluation.
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MP3-mix MD, she wanted to use MDLP4 to store our 192
Kbps MP3s. I had already tested this to confirm that it sounds truly horrible
by any standards, so I dissuaded her.
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-brand) as well as my MD
portable.
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for trading.
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which it
inadvertantly suggests: a 3 MP3 CD player, which has the ability to store 2
40-minute hi-fi 256 Kbps MP3 albums. 80 minutes of music per 3 CDR is
*plenty* density. Cramming more on is not a goal at all, compared to making
the player more portable -- that is, smaller.
-- Michael Hoffman
/treble?
Do they have smooth mids (equal amount of low-mids, mid-mids, upper-mids)?
Do they have smooth treble (equal amount of lower-treble, middle-treble, and
upper-treble)?
Thanks
-- Michael Hoffman
http://www.amptone.com/audio/earbud.htm - Earbuds and Headphones, Earbud
Potential
-- almost perfect, but woefully computer-illiterate
o Mini CDR -- fully computer literate, and space-unlimited. Main complaint:
still too big to keep in pocket all the time; why not simply use higher
density format related to DVD-R?
-- Michael Hoffman
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http://www.minidisco.com
Michael Hoffman wrote:
Sony MDR-EX70SL NUDE EX earbuds
http://www.minidisco.com/minispecs/sonymdrex70sl.html
See also text at
http://www.minidisco.com/miniordercool.html
Do the ~$60 Sony Nude EX
of
the frequency spectrum in isolation, while A/B'ing compressed vs. uncompressed
sources. Have many people tried this non-flat analysis? We may be able to
generalize that if you boost the upper treble during playback, this magnifies
the lossy-compression artifacts.
-- Michael Hoffman
http://www.amptone.com
in
bass/mid/treble, but many other combinations would benefit from greater
control than just bass-boost on/off.
If you can suggest how to search for such discussion in the archives, that
would help.
-- Michael Hoffman
http://www.amptone.com/audio
macdef wrote:
Michael Hoffman [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
It is grossly irrelevant to assume 128 Kbps MP3 as the standard while
assuming 292 Kbps as the MD standard, then say MD sounds better than
MP3. This is all too obvious yet people insist on such obviously
unfair comparisons.
I never do. I
Michael Hoffman wrote:
Your points will not be valid for very long at all. We're about to be hit
by a tidal wave of MP3-capable CD players and related combinations of
technologies and features.
Mike Lastucka wrote:
Which is fine for people who like to cart around what I consider to be bulky
fully
take advantage of the immense potential of GUI and computer power.
LAS
I hope people are visionaries about the potential for various combinations of
compressed-music technology for the 1-2 year timeframe.
-- Michael Hoffman
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means or what MP3 means.
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players, portable MP3 players, portable cassette
players, and portable MiniDisc players.
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Related:
mpZip Mini-CD player (very detailed review)
http://hardware.dmusic.com/reviews/mpzip/printer.php
Expanium Mini-CD player (planned)
http://www.tecchannel.de/news/20010503/thema20010503-4303.html
Samsung/Yepp Mini-CD player
http://www.tecchannel.de/news/20010704/thema20010704-4783.html
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