Gerard Naude [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
My second question. I have a set of Cambridge pcworks speakers lying
around. I would like to hook this up to my mini sound system at home.
My problem is that the Hi-Fi only gives out normal speaker output,
and not low volume output that the built in amp of
On Sun, 14 Oct 2001 19:53:16 -0400, [EMAIL PROTECTED] (Jinx) wrote:
Anyone know where I can get a pair of those great Nude Ex earbuds
with a NORMAL SIZED LONG CORD instead of the annoying short cord that
minidisc users love so dearly. I hate only being able to use a pair
of headphones with my MD
On Sun, 14 Oct 2001 22:15:02 +, jerry [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Where did you buy the Sennheisers? Significantlt better is enough for
me to try them. By the way, did you mean punchy bass with crispy
highs? I know, I ask for it all.
You can buy them directly from Sennheiser. If you have a
Stainless Steel Rat [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
| For the money ($20), the best earbuds I've heard (by a long shot) are the
| Sennheiser MX-500 which can be found for $15 - $20. I find them to be
| significantly better than the Sony 228s.
The only good (and I use that term loosely) Sony
On Wed, 10 Oct 2001 18:40:43 -0500, Matt Wall [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
OK, well this is more of a mac question than a md question but here goes
anyway. has anyone found a pci card that works with pci based mac's that
has digital out on them? and if you have how well do they work recording to
Brian Lalor [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I just got Sony MDR-ED228LP groove ear buds ( $20.00 ). They have a
little longer ear insert that put the sound closer but are light and
comfortable. I think the sound is pretty good. Anybody else use them?
How snug do they fit in your ears? Would they
Jarvie, James [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
On the topic of MD cases, I have been looking all over for an armband
case to use while commuting with my Kenwood DMC-J7R. So far, I have
not been successful in finding one.
Any suggestions? Thanks.
Radio Shack has one on sale for $5.99 -- Product
Michael Johnson [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Michael Johnson
KQED-FM
San Francisco
Hey, KQED! ;)
Michael, do you use MD at all at work? Just curious about MD's penetration
at KQED.
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Alexandre Enkerli [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Anyway, as said in an earlier message, it'll be used for field
recordings. But one thing I'd like to do is to burn backup copies on
CD-Rs. The only computer I'll have then will be an old PowerBook 5300
the audio i/o of which is pretty bad.
I don't
Eric Ivanoff [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I tried this just last night, after work. It was different than it
was on the PC, with the PC a window popped up for setup. But with My
Mac it just switched my sound output from my external speakers (which
were plugged into the sound-out jack) to the USB
Eric Ivanoff [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I've had my Sony MZ-R70 for about six months, really like it. I've
been recording Mp3's off of my Mac through the computers' analog
sound-out jack. My MD came with the Sony PC Link - but when I first
brought it home and tried it nothing happened. I assumed
Matt Wall [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
if anyone know's of a non-country cd, and non-michael jackson cd
that has this protection on it, please post the name of it i would
like to do some testing with both MD and DAT digitally. thanks
What, you don't like country or Michael? ;)
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None of you got the message did you. No one cares, except for the
insane people that keep replying to this, can't we just accept
everyone is different and prefers using something different than
another person? For fluffs sake, there only friggin computers, theres
much
Matt Wall [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
they say the copy protection is in the toc area, well if that part
is re-written pretty much then thier protection has yet again become
moot (yeah i know some hacker will figure a way to rip music the
other way too) but does my idea hold water or not?
Matt,
Shawn Lin [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Mac may be best for you, but PC is best for many people and there
will have to be a LOT of changes before a Mac is right for everyone.
I never said Mac was best for me, nor did I say that PC wasn't best for
others. NO computer is best for everyone, and that
Sorry to keep this off-topic thread going, but I have an
obsessive-compulsive need to correct misinformation ;)
Shawn Lin [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Macs commanded a premium price on hardware
This was definitely true in the past, but it is not any longer.
The thing most people forget about the
I have 6 slip cases in perfect condition. If anyone has some mint flip
cases (the ones like CD cases for MD) they would like to make an even swap
for, let me know...
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Graham Baker [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
There is a definite problem with increasing the write speed to
disc... This is one of the main reasons (besides poor marketing and
excessive price) that MD data never made it big time - the write
speed is limited due to the physical properties of the disc
Javier Marcet [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I like the Sporta Pro, but I feel they are too big, heavy, and maybe
with too much bass. Also, when running they fall easily. That's why
I'm trying to find something lighter, smaller, and which do not fall
when running.
That's why I recommended the KSC-35:
Javier Marcet [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Among the MDR-EX70SL, MDR-E888SP and MDR-E888LP, which one would you
choose to use with a MZ-R909 in a everyday use (while going to work,
while working out, running and so on)? I have a pair of KOSS Sporta
Pro, and although I like them, they are too big and
las [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
As for Memorex, I haven't checked out recent batches. But All of the
Memorex blanks that I have personally ever seen or owned were
actually made by the same company that makes High Space.
I wonder if that's true. One thing's for sure -- if they are both
manufactured
Larry, I know these things (software ATRAC encoders) exist -- a friend of
mine had a Sony Music Stick about 6 years ago that encoded CDs into ATRAC
files and then transferred them to the Music Stick.
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Michael Hoffman [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Your solution is irrelevant for the many people without a keyboard
input for their deck. My MD home deck is typical in that it has no
keyboard input. All MP3 computers inherently have keyboard input
*and* full CDDB utilization, which I mentioned but you
Michael Hoffman [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I'll take that challenge any day ;) I think you need to specify what you
mean by critical headphone listening -- what headphones? What amps? What
playback sources?
A laptop PC with good sound capability, $100 headphones, using a .wav
vs. mp3 of the wav,
las [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Actually the argument about the merits of the MZ-R50 vs the Sharp
model that was current at the time, was at times quite heated. There
were thread after thread here from the two camps. Many people felt
that the Sharp had superior sound (especially with regard to
Michael Hoffman [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Sony MDR-EX70SL NUDE EX earbuds
There are several models of the EX70 line. I know of at least two LPs
(longer cord), one with 2 tips, one with three, and the same for the SLs
(short cord).
The general consensus among headphone geeks is that the
David W. Tamkin [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
| I'm a huge rock fan, and rock music compromises the vast majority of
| my CD collection ...
That's priceless.
Presumably, Macdef meant that rock music composes the vast majority
of his/her CD collection, which comprises many genres. Still, it's
las [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Granted, you have to spend a LOT more money on a vinyl system, and
put a LOT more care into it, to get sound comparable to a CD system,
but that's another story.
You would have to spend so much money that it would not be practical
for all but the wealthiest people
las [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
As you stated, this debate could go on forever. But after your
apparently derogatory statements about Rock, I realize it would be
pointless because we don't just disagree about analog vs digital. We
are on two different planets altogether!
Larry, I *never* made any
Michael Hoffman [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
MD needs to get better, which is why Sony is working hard on making
it more computer-literate. Compared to the MP3 way of doing things,
MD stores audio too slowly, often requires entering trackmarks
manually, and requires manual titling.
As I said
las [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Vinyl on a good system sounds as good as any CD, and FAR better than
any MP3.
How is that possible?? The cut off for frequencies on vinyl is 15,000
hz. The dynamic range is at best probably 70. Channel separation is
much lower. THD is much higher. The S/N ratio is
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 equate MDLP to
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