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Sony MDS JE530
Newest Review: ... for different inputs. Regarding inputs, this can be through coaxial, optical or analogue and recording can be done in both ... more  ... stereo and mono. This means great recording quality if your connecting player has coaxial or optical connections. I use my deck a lot for putting my music on my computer onto minidisc and so I require things like fast track naming, good sound syncronising and no noticable sound degrading; all of whihc this deck offers. The track naming can be done via the remote control like texting on a phone or using the dial on the player, either way it is easy to do. Overall this deck is very easy to use. I have never ne...moreMore Sony MD players
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Sony MDS-JE480 Mini Disc Player Price Comparison
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Sony E-Line MiniDisc deck Black
With Long Play Mode, With Remote Control, With Record Level Contr... |
£ 100,99 |
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£ 6.00 Availability: refer to shop website |
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Sony E-Line MiniDisc deck Black
With Long Play Mode, With Remote Control, With Record Level Contr... |
£ 100,99 |
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£ 6.00 Availability: refer to shop website |
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Sony MDS-JE480B MiniDisc deck- Black
MINI DISC MACHINE IN BLACK, HAS MINI DISC LONG PLAY WITH 1 OPTICA... |
£ 105,98 |
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Sony MDS JE530: MiniDisc player, now at a mini price (905 words)
by schmams - written on 10.03.02 (Very useful, 2088 readings)
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After having a portable MiniDisc recorder (Sony MZ-R70) for some months I decided to go for a deck as well. One may ask, why bother spending all this money on a deck, when a decent portable recorder has all the necessary functions, plus it's much smaller. Well, there are few things that decks generally do better: Better sound quality - here we are talking mainly about the DAC (digital to analog converter). A top of the range MiniDisc deck would have more sophisticated DAC and hooked to a analog amplifier will sound better than a portable. MDS- JE530 sounds considerably better than the MZ- R70 hooked to the same amplifier, although I couldn't find any ...
A minidisc adventure (457 words)
by monkeyking - written on 28.12.02 (Very useful, 1275 readings)
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The Sony minidisc deck MDS-JE530S has all your minidisc needs for less than £130 and it doesn't look too bad either. The original came in black but now you can get it in silver as well. There are many functions on this deck; all the normal play, stop, record, etc that you would expect plus editing functions for cutting out bits (milliseconds) of tracks, joining tracks together and rearranging tracks on the minidisc. For even more advanced functions you can change the decibel levels when recording tracks, use fade in and out operations and even change the input sound level to different levels for different inputs. Regarding inputs, this can be through ...
by - written on 16.09.00
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Having used my '530 for a few months now (and using some other decks) I have come to the conclusion that this must rank as one of (if not) the best MD on the market. Certainly of the several I've tried [the replacement model for this is a "640", which is more or less the same with one important new feature which is a stroke of genius - a "PS2" connector on the front, which enables one's PC keyboard to be plugged into the front to make titling even easier]. The machine is extremely versitile; having both coaxial and optical digital conections (many other machines have only one or the other) making it more universal for adding to ...
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