>From my experience, the quality difference is undeniable, even if I mostly
listen to rock music (in the broader sense). I cannot say 'this has changed"
or "I cannot hear something that is on CD", but something is changed as far
as the musicality, sound clarity or richness are concerned.
Maybe the recorder and player are to be blamed for this. I own a portable
Sony MZ-R70.
The sound is acceptable with earphones, because there isn't any direct
comparison, but played on my stereo system (NAD amplifier + Celestion Ditton
66 speakers), it is really disapointing.
I am now considering purchasing a MD deck to have better quality both when
recording and playing minidiscs.
Any good recommendations? I am not particularly fond of Sony equipment. I've
read from reviews that -Kenwood's DMF-9020 is top-class (What Hi-Fi?, UK)
and Spitzenklasse (Audio, Germany). Any good or bad experience with this
deck? Are there any other better machine as far as the sound quality is
concerned?
Francis
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> From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]On
> Behalf Of Peter Jaques
> Sent: mardi 13 février 2001 19:56
> To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
> Subject: Re: MD: More on CD vs. MD Sound Quality
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>
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> i've had similar experiences with fairly simple music. on a recording of
> solo turkish ney (flute), there are a few moments where there is a very
> noticeable squeaky noise high above the instrument. i was surprised, since
> flute is an extremely pure sound, very close to a sine wave. on a
> recording
> of brave old world's "rufn di kinder aheym"--bass clarinet & accordion
> only-- at the beginning there's a slow volume swell, which md did in much
> less subtle steps rather than a smooth crescendo. both were recorded
> digitally from cd, & i noticed both without even trying. these were very
> noticeable artifacts. my solution has been the same, to make
> cd-r's of each
> of these recordings. in general md is fine (in fact i prefer its
> convenience & size).
>
> peter
>
> On 12 Feb 01, 6:28AM, James Jarvie wrote:
> > The differences are there in some of the more
> > difficult classical music recordings. Unless you
> > have done this, I don't think you can call your
> > opinion informed.
>
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