> The good news is I've convinced my girlfriend that it's
> broken and we'll just "have" to buy a new deck. :) So
> your probably asking .. why bother fixing the JE-510?
> Well, I'd like to try and fix it first.
Nah, buy the new deck first and try to fix the old one second. Possession is
nine t
> Does anyone have any experience with these types of MD's? I'm sure I
> remember seeing somewhere that Memorex weren't that great,
> but it might have
> been Maxell ones (plastic shutters). I haven't seen anything
> about Verbs
> though, whats the verdict?
I've used various Sony, TDK and Maxe
I don't know if it is available in Canada but I really like my Blaupunkt
Dallas MD deck. (The US site shows the stateside equivalent my model - the
first link below - and the new, 'improved' version):
http://www.blaupunktusa.com/receivers/receivers_00_dallas.htm
http://www.blaupunktusa.com/recei
> Just bought my first deck yesterday, and now I need some disks. So can
> anyone in the UK point me in the direction of the cheapest
> place to buy,
> mail order or otherwise?
>
> Thanks,
>
> Nick.
I would recommend Richer Sounds. TDK discs are £1 a
> -Original Message-
> From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
>
> does anyone know if the sony mz-e500 comes witha backlit remote?
No, it does not. However, I've had one for a few months, in fact I'm
listening to it right now, and I reckon that it's a great little player.
> I was in the Croydon Dixons today and bought a five-pack of Sharp *80*
> minute MDs for eight quid (7.99). That's £1.60 each, the
> cheapest brand name
> 80 min discs I've seen so far, especially in those quantities.
If you don't need the 80 minute capacity, Richer Sounds are selling TDK at
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> Also thinking of replacing my SONY MZR50, whats the best portable at
> present?
I guess that depends on your criteria but, of the people that I know, all
have either stayed with or moved to Sony portables. Assuming - given the
virgin.net address - that you're from the UK, I bought the MZ-E500
> Is it possible to play back MD's that were recorded in MDLP
> on an older,
> non MDLP player ?
No. IIRC, the tracks will play as a silence half as long as the track that
was recorded and, unless it was turned off on the recording deck, the track
title will be prefixed with "LP:". Of course,
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> * Steve Hill <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> on Wed, 06 Jun 2001
> | On a CD the laser is reflected off the disc, onto a photodiode which
> | produces four analogue voltages. These are then used to
> perform tracking
> | and linear speed adjustments, and are also
> From: Stainless Steel Rat [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
> * Steve Hill <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> on Wed, 06 Jun 2001
> | I see no reason why you cannot compare the bandwidth and/or space
> | requirements of digital and analogue recordings. Given that
> all recordings
> | are
> Saying that digital recordings require more space than analog
> is just plain
> wrong. The two are totally different. Comparing the two is
> like comparing
> a really nice cheese omlette and a Shelby Cobra GT350.
I see no reason why you cannot compare the bandwidth and/or space
requirement
> * Peter Jaques <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> on Tue, 05 Jun 2001
> | for uncompressed 16 bit stereo pcm, you're essentially
> dealing with a
> | square wave of 16 bits/channel * 2 channels * 44100 Hz = 1411200 Hz.
> | that's extremely high to just spit onto what is
> mechanically no different
> | from
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