Sharp MD-SR 50

No, not that! A cute little minidisc!……. I’ve wanted one for ages now, but the price of them and the discs were a little steep for my purse, however, now they’ve come down in price (both the discs and the reader/recordable players), they are a bargain. The boyfriend bought this one for me, middle of the range, a well-known brand and very cute, it’s tiny! I used to carry my portable CD player around with me and it was very bulky, but this fits into the tiniest of handbags, and it looks very swish too, cobalt blue and brushed aluminium - nice. The buttons (and there are 12 alone on the front) are a little fiddly, but they do ...

I bought my first MD-SR50H from my local V.Shop in the sale for £120. Bargain, naturally - most portable minidiscs cost more than that and are playback only! Unfortunately though the first unit was faulty (it wouldn't record) and so I had to exchange it for another one. Whether or not Sharp's minidiscs are less reliable than other brands is debatable, though from what I've heard other people have had problems. My second unit, however, has for the main part been behaving well. The battery life is excellent even with my old ni-cad rechargeable cells, but don't bother using the packaged earphones though, they are truly awful. For another ...

When i opened my present at christmas i was overwhelemd by what i had recieved. The sharp md-sr50h is very good. It has alot of features on it which make it more fun and easy to use. Firstly the great thing about it is that you can record on it which is alot easier than spending £17 on an album with only about 7 tracks on it. It has a syncronise button on it which makes the recorded sound better. Because it has record on it you can mix the tracks together. (good for dj people). The MD comes with a set of head phones which can be plugged through a remote control half way down the wire. An optical Line in cable which means you can record songs digitally ...