Hi Ian, Hope you don't mind if I cc the MD mailing list. Ian Cruickshanks writes: >What could you tell me to get me to buy a MD recorder, over a >standard portable cd-player, especially with the new cdr drives for >peoples computers? Well, if you never do field recording, and don't mind looking positively dorky walking around with a CD player in your hand, and are happy to fire up your PC everytime you want to take some new tunes with you, and never want to delete or change tracks on a disc after you grow tired of a few, then I'd say go for the CD player, definitely! Seriously: you have to weigh it for yourself. There are tons of happy MD *and CD* campers out there, just consider the usage patterns that are likely to be convenient for you and whether MD or CD fits them better. I regularly bring a small CD to MD digital recording package* with me on visits to friends. It's a nice way of picking up a few new tracks during the coziness of an evening get-together without taking time out for a visit to the nerd-land of PC ripping and burning. (Not to disparage those whose cozy evenings are spent around the PC! :-) *The CD to MD portable package: Panasonic CD player with digital output, Sony MD recorder with digital input, optical cable, AC power supply for CD player (necessary for running the optical output). Rick ----------------------------------------------------------------- To stop getting this list send a message containing just the word "unsubscribe" to [EMAIL PROTECTED]
MD: Why should I buy an MD instead of CD portable (was: newbie question)
Eric Woudenberg, Minidisc.org Editor Thu, 23 Aug 2001 20:13:39 -0700
- Re: MD: Why should I buy an MD instea... Eric Woudenberg, Minidisc.org Editor
