Re: Recommendations for an accessible Minidisc make and model

[Shane Christenson]

Hi, Will. Let me recommend the sony mz-b100. Not sure if it's available on 
e-bay, but it's very accessible by a blind person, with tactile controls 
and differently-shaped buttons for easy identification, and most of what 
you'll want to do with it can be done without the menus. I own one, and 
it's one of the neatest things I've come across since sliced bread. It even 
has 2 built-in mics for stereo recording, and even though the mics are only 
about an inch apart, the separation between left and right channels is 
incredible. I hope you can find this one.At 07:16 PM 8/30/2004, you wrote:

I wonder if any here can let me know a favorite minidisc recorder, from 
the point of view of accessibility by blind folks.

I'll be shopping on Ebay, so it need not be a current model although I
would like the extended time slower play speeds.  Models I've heard 
recommended include Sharp and some Sonys.  Any specific models?

Will
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