Sharp MD MS702 Reviews

My minidisc is actually a '701, but because the differences between this and a 702 are cosmetic, I put it in this section. I bought this player/recorder in January 1999 fro about £150 and it has been great - lighter than most walkmans and easy to record and collate my minidisc collection. Recording mp3's onto it couldn't be ...  Read the complete review

This is one fine, fine piece of kit. I got it a couple of years ago in a sale for £150 and it’s been faultless. I did a sound engineering course at night school during my A-Levels and this device was a huge help. At the end of each recording session we could mix the results down onto the minidisc so we could have something to ...  Read the complete review

I bought a Sharp 701 (it's identical to the 702 except for superficial details) one and a half years ago for £150, when minidiscs were first starting to get popular. I only had a CD player at the time, so I didn't want to go out and buy (expensive) prerecorded MDs, so I really needed a MD recorder. I was so impressed by the ...  Read the complete review

I actually have the 701 version of this MD but it doesn't seem to be included in this section. Anyway I bought it at duty free, had £50 off because of the sale then another £50 because of tax free so I ended up with a MD for £150. Have to say even though they are pretty expensive pieces of equipment its been one of the best ...  Read the complete review

I bought this MD palyer in Singapore for half the price it is in the UK 12 months ago. When I bought it, it was the flashest one around sadly now it is outdated. It is huge compared to the new Sony ones on the market. I still use it everyday it is great on the train which bumps all over the place as it NEVER skips. The only fault it the ...  Read the complete review

I've owned my MD recorder for a couple of years now and it's done me many hours of service. When I got the machine MP3 players were pretty much unheard of and even now they have too little memory to interest me. I can get 74 minutes of music on an individual disc and discs are relatively cheap. The quality of sound is ...  Read the complete review

For so long now I have been argueing with my friends about which is better - MD or mp3, and I have to say that there is absolutely no contest at all. With minidisc you can record digitally (which is all you can do with an mp3 player) and anologue, which basically means recording cd's. The only defence that my friends can come up with ...  Read the complete review