From: http://www.carstereo.net.uk/html/main.shtml
By: Miles Burnell
RARE ITEM FOR SALE: Becker 4937 Mexico Pro MD Player Silverstone 6 Disc
CD-Changer
Becker Mexico Pro MD Player and Silverstone 6 Disc CD Changer (See
www.becker.de for further details) 10 Months old, Boxed with
from http://www.enjoythemusic.com/News/
4 / 28 / 00
Denon Electronics has released a new turntable for the DJ marketplace.
While their new DP-DJ150 uses a substantial motor and offers the usual
quartz direct-drive system with variable speed control like the longstanding
Technics 1200
Magic wrote:
As MDs are classed as non-perishabvle items, it is common for warehousing
groups not to stocj rotate the items. This means that when the stock is
renewed, the old stock stays at the back, and is only distributed if the
stock level drops low enough for sll the newer stock (now in
Magic wrote:
There were a few discs of that type mixed in with the type I have in the
shop stock, and they *did* all arrive in the same package from the
warehouse. The discs I had were all of the type in the top picture on the
web page you sent, yes.
Hmmm. A (small?) shipment made up off
Arnaud Devilder, Area sales manager of MPO media ( makers of CDR's, MD's,
LD's, LP's, DVD's etc...) wrote:
Dear all,
I am sorry to inform you that due to a very strong competition against
Taiwanese manufacturers, European made discs Hi-SPACE/MPO do not
manufacture anymore Memoresx MDs for
Barry wrote:
I'm wondering what the best way to get a recorded minidisc transferred
to a regular old cassette would be. I can't seem to locate anything that
would let me do this digitally (I'm SURE I'm wrong about that).
to which magic replied:
Unless you are talking about linking to a
LEZY wrote:
If you are using a portable, the output is always analogic (never seen any
digital one yet... anyone has ?).
Magic replied:
Yes, the Sony MZ-R1, but it is not dissimilar to a brick in many ways
(large,combersome and heavy). It is an old unit though, no longer
available
What's
Magic wrote:
The pack of 5 discs were purchased last month.
We tested some other Memorex discs in the
shop and almost all of them had BLER 40 to 60.
Which shop? I didn't know memorex were available in the UK.
What do they look like ( i.e who makes them? )
Memtek do not make their own
Whilst sorting through a box of old MD's to decide if they were worth
keeping, I found quite a few that wouldn't spin up in my R55, giving disc
errors. Opening the shutters of these discs I saw pin-prick holes in the
disc surface that light was able to shine through. I have found discs like
Hey everybody,
I've just installed my new Pioneer P100 changer into my car, connected to my
MEH P5000R MD head unit and CDX P5000 CD changer, and I've noticed that when
changing MD's ,the current MD continues to play at reduced volume whilst the
next disc is selected, and continues to play
Daryl wrote:
Incidentally, I displayed the MDP1 today since no one in my store had
displayed it yesterday when the ad was set (I merchandise my store's
computer department). It is quite obviously a Sony design. Its battery
compartment alone gives its origins away. The MDP1, by the way,
Found on Traxdata's site ( http://www.traxdata.com./ )
"Traxdata to launch new MiniDisc range
After years of being at the forefront of CD based technologies, Traxdata
have decided to launch a brand new MiniDisc range. Initially, two types of
discs will be available: the TXA74-MD, a 74
Howdy folks.
Just got home from London today, where I'd popped along to KVJ and picked up
some MD bargains.
Sony 60min premium discs - 99pence each, 8 for 10.
JVC 74mins 1.40 each, 11 for 10
Hi-Space 80 mins, 1.99 each, 16 for 10.
And finally,
a NiMH gumstick for my new shiny R55. NH 14
I wrote:
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I rang head office, they confirmed that the cheap 79pence MD's are Samsungs,
not Hi-Space, and they do not have any 'yet'...
The also apologised for the mis-leading add, saying 'it won't happen
again'hmmm
I
Hello people,
I popped into my local Richer Sounds today, and here's what I found out:
1: The 79 pence Hi-Space discs DO NOT EXIST. The cheapest you can buy a
Hi-Space for is 99pence, as this is just above cost. The voucher printed in
What Hifi this month is, IMO, not worth the paper it is
You wrote:
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Well as I said before, I called the Newcastle branch and spoke to Simon (a
quick check on the back of the catalog shows he is the assistant manager)
I found HiSpace74 were UKP1.49 each, and he confirmed they were
Today I was out at the McArthur Glen outlet village in York, where Virgin
music ( not associated with the Virgin Megastore ) have an outlet store
called 'XS' , and they had The Sex Pistols' "Kiss This" for 7.99 stlg, and
if you buy more than 3 items, you get 1 off each one, so it eventually
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