James Jarvie wrote:
I always have to
boost the hight frequencies on my amp (or head unit)
when I use the MT-15.
I don't think that it has anything to do with either's ATRACs. It is
impossible to play a Sharp portable without it influencing the "color"
of the sound because it does not have
James Jarvie wrote:
I have one of these units. I've been very unhappy
with it. Very unreliable. But it is nice to have
that AUX input for my MD.
I only have the plain cassette version, not CD (which I bought at Sam's
Club). I never use the cassette, so if you problem is mechanical, I
Dan Frakes wrote:
James:
Are you talking about "line-out" signals? Or headphone-out signals?
Dan,
You must have never owned a Sharp portable MD unit. There is only one
output. The headphone and line out are combined into one and use
special circuitry to determine the correct
Martin Lazak wrote:
It's the same with cars which are often
only judged based on their hp, although there are many other factors that
affect their performance. And while hp does mean horse power, that doesn't
tell you that much, either.
Hi Martin, Of course horse power really doesn't
"J. van de Griek" wrote:
CPS means cycles per second. That makes sense and tells you exactly with it is.
Not in German, French, Dutch, Swedish, Spanish, Swahili or Afrikaans.
That might not be exactly correct. You'd have to find an old audiophile
who was from one of those countries and
Dan Frakes wrote:
BTW, this isn't really a boom box... it's a shelf system. I was looking
for a portable system which I why I had trouble finding it ;)
Thanks for the info. I ordered one. Hopefully it is an AUX input. The
apartment were I am moving to is small and I really don't have
It sure does - I purchased my mxd-d3 about 3 months ago. It works great,
encodes nicely - they only gripe I have with it is that there is no optical
output (only input). Aside from that I recommend the unit if you're out
to grab a deck that does 4x (actually it's the only one I've heard of
"J. Coon" wrote:
Jim, even if there is, you can't make a digital copy of a digital copy
of an MD. Plus let's not forget ATRAC. Even if you could bypass SCMS,
you are going to have some generation loss for each copy.
I'd love to hear how many generations it really takes before you start
to
"J. Coon" wrote:
Jim, even if there is, you can't make a digital copy of a digital copy
of an MD. Plus let's not forget ATRAC. Even if you could bypass SCMS,
you are going to have some generation loss for each copy.
I'd love to hear how many generations it really takes before you start
to
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Keith Whitfield wrote:
What are the pros and cons of a tray loading md deck.
My mate can't decide over the jb940 or ja333 he can't decide between
tray loading or the push in method. I like the push in method better.
I'm assuming both are motor driven?? Well with the tray loading mechanism
"Yaniv S. Eyny" wrote:
If you buy from Japan, what still need to be done/bought? For example, do
you need to buy a 110v power supply? Are the characters in english
available?
The characters are all in English. You need to insist that the sell
include either an AC adapter designed to
But if "better" means more faithful to the original, ATRAC R is still lossy, and
uncompressed digital audio on DAT or CD is better by that definition.
Firs of, David, I know I shouldn't be tying right now.
I get the distinct impression defined better as a fidelity thing. And as you
stated,
I have a hard time feeling sympathy for a person who was using a personal
benefit like that to run a business. If you're going to run a business, you
have to follow the rules. If you try to pull tricks like that to make a
little more cash, you eventually get what you deserve.
You've got
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Hi Jack.
With all do respect, I not recall
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thanks
Larry
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