for did that we'd be out of
business... hopefully, it's either the Steven's client or someone needs to
spank their ISP for not setting the MX up correctly.
nuff said ...
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Subject: MD: newbie question re: MZ-R30
I don't have any
I don't have any minidisc devices, however i am thinking of purchasing a
used Sony MZ-R30. Is this a good unit?
I don't have many choices, so im looking for maybe "dont buy it and save
your money" answers, rather than "buy this or that instead" answers.
Thanks for any advice :)
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As long as you don't mind holding it fairly still and buying batteries in
bulk, it's an alright MD portie :)
-spb
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I don't have any minidisc
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Well, I've got a MZ-E40 for an excellent price (~$92 on Ebay) so I can't
complain too much... it is my first minidisc portie. But ideally, I would
like to find a unit that doesn't skip as much, and munch both AA batteries
in 1.5 hours. I've even
Daniel Manrique:
i am thinking of purchasing a used Sony MZ-R30. Is this a good unit?
Steven Brooks:
I've got a MZ-E40 for an excellent price (~$92 on Ebay) so I can't
complain too much... it is my first minidisc portie. But ideally, I
would
like to find a unit that doesn't skip as much, and
