Ever since my parents bought me a JVC reciever, I'ver pretty much stuck with them over the years. My first car receiver was a JVC, and my present one is as well... (tape/CD yeah, yeah I know... but there just ISN'T a combination MD/CD deck out there! [in my price range!] - in dash, not CD changer) Feature for feature, besides the Compu-Link, I've just liked the JVC stuff better. The MD deck is Sony, a 320, but I regret not getting the capability of stereo/mono, or any playing options (shuffle/repeat/etc.) On a slightly different topic (*stepping on soapbox*), I'm rather annoyed at some of the OEMs out there for not giving us better, quicker CD player/changers/portables/ad nauseum, with the CD celebrating its, what, 16 years on the market? Things like extended buffers and pitch control are just -now- hitting the market. What were they waiting for? I speak mainly about mid-line CD players mostly... *Grrrrrrrr* *ahem* ok... rant ended... :) Steve <- got his first MD trade today... Sunscreem O3 DJ edition.... Please respond to [EMAIL PROTECTED] To: "MDList" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> cc: (bcc: Steven Brooks/HOME_OFF/AGLIFE) Subject: Re: MD: equipment advice, regarding the future [snip] >>i regret buying yamaha equipment >> over the good ole sony label.. >> > >what kind of yamaha equipment are you talking about? yamaha is a good >brand too. Agreed. ES line aside, I find Sony's home audio equipment (not portable) to be near the bottom of the consumer brands (Yamaha, Onkyo, Pioneer, H-K, etc.). Yamaha is near the top. [snip] ----------------------------------------------------------------- To stop getting this list send a message containing just the word "unsubscribe" to [EMAIL PROTECTED]
