I got a MDS-JE510 which has NEVER had any problems, it plays
on and on without any hint of the "known 510 bugs" Those bugs
were allmost all related to the Malaysian units. I got the European
model which was made in Japan and it is absolutely trouble free.
Those Malaysian units take
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hi David,
Thanks for taking up your questions on MD-L. I'm even happier to
answer them here.
I was really into MiniDisc until I went to the Switzerland Web Site and its
seems that every player had problems with it and eventually whether it takes
1 month or
Just thought i'd pitch in here:
I just don't find anything compelling (yet) about those overpriced
little MP3 boxes, sorry. Maybe I'd feel differently if I listened to
tunes during high-g sports activites.
Rick
I see a market for MP3, but unless they solve the high cost of
taking
It's like the Sony-Sharp battle on this list. I must admit I'm a
Sharpy, why? simple, I've got a 702 that has never failed on me. I've
got also the MDS-S38 home-deck (a 510 in midi size) with all the 510
bugs in it (turning on, display flickering, grinding noizes). And a
MDX-7900R car-head
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Sent: Saturday, March 18, 2000 10:06 PM
Subject: MD: MP3 versus MiniDisc
I was really into MiniDisc until I went to the Switzerland Web Site and
its
seems that every player had problems with it and eventually whether it
takes
1 month or 1 year,
I was really into MiniDisc until I went to the Switzerland Web Site
and its
seems that every player had problems with it and eventually whether
it takes
1 month or 1 year, the player shuts down.
Like someone said. How many people are gonna say "Yeah, my unit works
great!" You know, I
I heard that a few times. What I see in the shops says otherwise -
you can
get blank MDs in ASDA (a supermarket) now!
Yeah, CVS, Food Lion and Giant carry like, 3 packs.
Dollar General had some at one point. Don't know where they got them
from. But it was like, 3 pack for $3.50. Crap
