I've just got back from participating in a wonderful live music course
(fiddles, flute/whistles, accordians). There were 15 people in my fiddle
group. 10 had brought minidisc recorders and 4 had analogue cassette
recorders. By the end I think we had sold those 4 on minidiscs. The stunning
sound q
>From what I can see, Minidisc is doing very well in the UK. The largest home
>electronics retailer (Dixons) promotes them really heavily, and you can get players
>and discs in a lot of places. Woolworths carry blanks and carrying cases.
Also, I know a
on 8/31/01 9:30 AM, Gerard Naude at [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
> Again
> This e-mail is not meant to offend anyone.
No offense taken. I quite agree with you.
IMHO, a big part of this can be laid at the feet of retailers. You have no
idea how many times I've tried to find something at a local
This e-mail is not meant to offend anyone. It is just a general observation.
> On the plus side, I've noticed more and more low end units in stores like
> Sears, Circuit City and others. Of course, those stores never even carry
the
> good stuff anyway. I wonder if that trend has anything to do w
on 8/31/01 12:57 AM, Shawn Lin at [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
> In my personal observations, MD is only a dying format in North
> America.
Is it really any wonder? When was the last time you could find a decent
selection of MD equipment?
I currently have a Kenwood MD unit in my car. And I'd love
Here are some pictures of it.
http://members.nbci.com/_XMCM/mercbenz1/maybach.htm
It doesn't look anywhere near as bad as the Unimog
http://members.nbci.com/_XMCM/mercbenz1/unimog1.htm
Shawn Lin wrote:
>
> Oh man, I looked up this Mercedes and I have to say that it may be very
> luxurious, but
Shawn Lin wrote:
> ALL Wal-Marts?
>
> I'll have to check it out, I don't remember seeing MD at Wal-Mart but
> maybe it's there, I noticed they've been totally reorganizing the
> electronics section at the Wal-Mart Supercenter that I go to. Perhaps
> that reorganization includes MD.
> Maybe Best
las wrote:
>
> Shawn Lin wrote:
>
> > In my personal observations, MD is only a dying format in North
> > America. It seems to be doing fairly well in Europe and Asia, but
> > that's what I gather from what other Europeans have said. Do you notice
> > MD dying in Europe in your own observatio
Shawn Lin wrote:
> In my personal observations, MD is only a dying format in North
> America. It seems to be doing fairly well in Europe and Asia, but
> that's what I gather from what other Europeans have said. Do you notice
> MD dying in Europe in your own observations?
>
> Shawn
But after
BurninSidy wrote:
>
> I used to read one opinion after another, more and more often about the
> dying MD format. And I was shivering as one who killed a lot of money in
> several portables and decks...
In my personal observations, MD is only a dying format in North
America. It seems to be doin
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