Mini Disc

Switch Portable Players are the Best?

Poll ended at Fri Dec 14, 2007 9:47 am

Portable Mini Disc Players
3
19%
Portable Compact Disc Players
4
25%
Portable Ipod & MP3 Players
9
56%
 
Total votes: 16

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Post by bigmoog »

the nak,,,,as well as the 25quid akai....will blow mini disc outta the water....any analogue medium will :D
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billythefish wrote:
epsilon75 wrote:I out of my depth with all this technical gear...i'll stick to me old Casio tape recorder me thinks :wink: :wink: :wink:
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Seeker_UK wrote:I got one of these beauties:

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For £25 8)

And sounds wonderful - not quite Nakamichi but damn close.

Akai are nice Tape Deck Buy yourself a Blink Tape and Start Record your Favorites Music Artist. :wink:


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Seeker_UK wrote:I got one of these beauties:

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For £25 8)

And sounds wonderful - not quite Nakamichi but damn close.
Absolute bargain! Those Akais were great decks - I had a mate with one and it weighed a tonne..
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billythefish wrote:Absolute bargain! Those Akais were great decks - I had a mate with one and it weighed a tonne..
Somehow I think Cash Converters saw it as nothing more than an old tape deck.

Much the same way they saw the Meridian 206 as nothing more than an old CD player :wink:
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Oh Man I Should of Bought all these Mini Disc Player from Pioneer. :roll:


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Seeker_UK wrote:
billythefish wrote:Absolute bargain! Those Akais were great decks - I had a mate with one and it weighed a tonne..
Somehow I think Cash Converters saw it as nothing more than an old tape deck.

Much the same way they saw the Meridian 206 as nothing more than an old CD player :wink:
They knew what a Quad FM3 was though :x

All you people slagging off Mini-Disc obviously never used one, let alone sell the cream of the medium - a TEAC reference machine. Once Sony got the digital compression right the format worked a treat and would have been great in-car.

Metal cassettes were fine, but even CrO2 ones lost treble over the years and more than a few playings (even on a Nak - and I've owned seven of the beggars over the years to my knowledge) will shave quiet sounds away...

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Post by timer »

Ive used Mini disc for years for putting down song ideas, and its ideal for that , but if I record a mastered track then convert to CD - the stereo field suffers badly.
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DSJR wrote: Metal cassettes were fine, but even CrO2 ones lost treble over the years and more than a few playings (even on a Nak - and I've owned seven of the beggars over the years to my knowledge) will shave quiet sounds away...

SEVEN NAKAMICHI'S? - I couldn't believe it myself, but it's true...
I'm on my fifth now! (and still have four of them :shock: ).

Re. losing treble, at least you can adjust plays fantastically EQ on most Naks. Not ideal, but it still adds a little brightness.
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the quality of minidiscs are farout the best I guess. But ipod and mp3 player are the smallest and easiest., therefore my choice Ipod.
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Is there anybody who has some experience with the Apple Itouch. Plan to replace my Ipod mini in an Itouch. it looks great, but is this also great? :?:
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When you guy’s enjoying Listening too you’re Portable CD Player.
After you’re done finishers Listen too taking out the Disc of your portable CD player?
You get a small scratch on the Disc? :?:




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Portable CD players are indeed awkward to use sometimes. I have one currently gathering dust under the bed. There are so little new models available now as it's all I-pod's and MP3 players. Mini Discs are almost impossible to find here and players even harder to find.
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My minidisc is Sony MDS-JE780 (black)
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Post by timer »

I saw in Tesco's the other day - blank Mini Discs back on the shelf :)
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