MiniDisc Community Pages News for 3 June 2001

 o  Use Japanese car MD units in Australia! Kohn points out the C. A. 
   Tronics [1]Car Radio Frequency Converter that shifts the Australian 
   FM band (94-108MHz) into the Japanese FM band (76-90MHz). 

      [1] http://catronics.com.au/fmconverter.html


 o Bert finds [2]HeadCase Electronics (UK), a site describing in 
   elaborate detail how to create a CD player with optical output from 
   a CD-ROM drive.

      [2] http://www.headcase.org.uk


 o Nick brings the [3]searchable MD mailing list archives back online. 

      [3] http://md-l.amulation.com/archive


MiniDisc Community Pages News for 4 June 2001

 o  A closer look at FM Band Expanders: Howard Chu points out several 
   [1]FM Band Expanders that allow Japanese car radios to receive FM 
   broadcasts when operated abroad (a top priority in the NZ and 
   Australian used car market). The reason there are so many to chose 
   from is explained by the manufacturer's helpful [2]FM Band Expander 
   Selection Guide. 

      [1] http://www.edl.co.nz/ConvertersHP/PRODUCTS.html
      [2] http://www.edl.co.nz/ConvertersHP/how-to-select.htm


MiniDisc Community Pages News for 5 June 2001

 o  Wither SDMI? Fabian LaMaestra notes coverage of a [1]general exodus 
   from the SDMI forum (27 companies departed in all) at 
   TheRegister.co.uk.

      [1] http://www.theregister.co.uk/content/4/19464.html


 o MD21 (the French MD site) gets a [2]fresh new look.

      [2] http://www.md-21.fr.st


 o Mike Paulus points out tips for [3]using Minidisc with iTunes 
   (Macintosh music management app).

      [3] http://minitunes.kentidwell.com/


 o David Abraham finds [4]Optical Coax converters at Jaycar (Aus); 
   search for Jaycar Cat. # AA1720 or AA1722. Price: AUS$40 each. 

      [4] http://www.jaycar.com.au/home.htm


MiniDisc Community Pages News for 7 June 2001

 o  So does this mean Radio Shack carries Minidisc? Michael Conner 
   reports that though the [1]Blockbuster Video/Radio Shack tie-up is 
   old news, a Blockbuster Video store in Austin is displaying a Sony 
   MZ-R700DPC and Xitel DG-2 smack in the middle of their Radio Shack 
   kiosk.

      [1] 
http://archive.nandotimes.com/entertainment/story/0,1088,500457937-500696542-503767993-0,00.html


MiniDisc Community Pages News for 8 June 2001

 o  Boost your TOSLink down the block! J Tasker points out the 
   [1]TOSAMP (standard and pro versions), capable of driving an optical 
   signal 1 kilometer.

      [1] http://www.opticompo.com/tosamp_en.html


 o Nassib Khayat finds the [2]Sony MZ-E300 MD player for $90 new, from 
   Etronics.com. (Are there cheaper solid state players?) 

      [2] http://www.etronics.com/product.asp?stk_code=sonmze300


MiniDisc Community Pages News for 9 June 2001

 o Florence Jennings points out the [1]Mironics Minidisc Suite (ne 
   [2]Minidisc Titler ) from Bruce Miranda, a $70 (w/shipping) 
   hardware/software solution for PC based control and titling on a 
   Sony portable MD recorder (via parallel port).

      [1] http://www.mironics.com/
      [2] http://www16.brinkster.com/mirandab/Minidisc%20Titler/


 o Michael Moore notes an article on the use of [3]Minidisc and Core 
   Sound microphones in Stereo Times. 

      [3] http://www.stereotimes.com/Core_Sound_Mics.html


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