Hello, I just bought a Sony MZ-R70 minidisc recorder. It seemed that everything was going fine, but when I tried playing a minidisc in my car using the Sony DCC-E34CP car battery cord with car cassette adapter, I noticed that while driving, everytime I pushed on the gas to accelerate, I would hear a buzzing noise from my speakers as the minidisc played. The buzzing noise is perfectly in tune with the acceleration of the car. Is this normal interference or what? I do not hear the noise while using the radio alone. Is there anything I can do to prevent it or lessen it? I did not hear the noise at all while using the same equipment with my friend's car stereo, so perhaps my stereo is the problem. Also, I am trying to use my minidisc to record concerts. At the last concert I went to, I used a lapel microphone which was mono, so on playing back the concert I only heard the music through the left speakers and it sounded very flat and not loud enough. I have been unable to find lapel microphones which are stereo. The mono one was purchased for about $30.00. Should I just buy one of those big microphones that singers use and try to conceal it the best I can at the concert? I have seen a Sony microphone that is in stereo, so I assume it would work better..? And it was only $15. I have heard that for quality microphones you have to spend hundreds of dollars, which I do not want to do. Any advice? I have checked microphone specialist websites and they are just unbelievably confusing with all the different model numbers and excessive details that I do not understand. Please reply via personal email as well as to the mailing list, as I do not always have time to read the digest. Thank you! Mark Pregenzer [EMAIL PROTECTED] ----------------------------------------------------------------- To stop getting this list send a message containing just the word "unsubscribe" to [EMAIL PROTECTED]
