Sony_Fan

The taxes are my problem if he doesn't buy from me??? I needed a good laugh today.

You take that chance by buying from anyone outside the U.K. I'm sorry, I can not lower my price to make up for the taxes you may or may not pay. The taxes are yours to pay, as a citizen of the U.K., not mine.

$282.

Sold some minidiscs to Bob T, great person to deal with. Best part is he pays in cash! He is never reluctant to pay a fair price or a little more. Let him be an example to all on this forum.

I went to my local store and there were several. I showed the sales person the RH10 and they couldn't decide which charger would work for mine because they did not know the amperage of the unit. So what's the correct Amps for the RH10 charger?

The Canadian price is not changing, true. But the USD dollar price is changing. If the dollar weakens, USD dollar price goes up. Since my price is also in USD, it makes sense for my price to adjust as well.

Yes, but the USD price was rising, but today it fell by $2. I will now set my price $40 below what Minidisc-Canada is charging. So my price $285, shipping and insurance included worldwide. If MDC price changes, so will mine.

Free online manuals can never replace holding the actual manual in your hand and turning pages freely. These are still available for free plus shipping.

I'm sorry, but I need to sell this stuff. Something came up. I have a black MZ-RH10 in great working condition. The front case is clean but has swirl marks from wiping and cleaning. Here's what this sale includes: 1.) Black MZ-RH10 unit with rechargeable battery 2.) original remote control 3.) original USB cable 4.) 1 used 1GB Hi-MD disc 5.) SonicStage CD 6.) Original box No owners manual, no earphones, no AC wall charger. $200 plus shipping worldwide and any insurance. Box weighs around 1.5 pounds. I'm in Los Angeles, CA U.S.A. We all know what the MZ-RH10 looks like but if you want pictures, I can post them.

$250. Buyer pays for shipping and any insurance. Shipping worldwide if you have a valid and confirmed shipping address. The box weighs almost 2 pounds. I'm located in Los Angeles, California U.S.A.

Minidisc-Canada price is $327 plus shipping and rising: http://www.minidisc-canada.com/shopexd.asp?id=734 As the new price keeps rising, the used price will as well.

Wow. Free isn't good enough huh? How dare I ask you to pay for shipping....

Still for sale.

Yes, the 1990 edition. Avrin, at what volume in dB is the threshold for an album or song being properly mastered. When I create MP3s and measure them on MP3 gain, I noticed that at 96dB or less, the music seems to have little or no distortion. Would you say it should be less than 96dB or more?

I believe that Madonna's Immaculate Collection is properly mastered. It is also recorded in something called Q-sound, which I have only seen on a few CDs.

I think my price is fair, considering they sell brand new for $320 plus shipping. I'm not trying to rip anyone off, but I'm not trying to give it away for free or dirt cheap.

Why has no one developed ATRAC gain software? I would, but I lack the knowledge to do so. But others, who are trying to figure out a way to create true SP on a PC, can develope ATRAC gain software.

I think Avrin is right, no matter what device you're using to record, keeping the recording level from going into the "OVER" area is probably the best way to record. This is why sometimes I prefer to import CDs in MP3 format. I can then use MP3Gain to lower the volume of loud tracks, which usually eliminates clipping. Unfortunately, there is no ATRAC gain software to do the same.

Okay, I was able to adjust the recording level on my M200 using optical cable and ATRAC SP, and I recorded Lady Gaga's "Just Dance" (yeah, i know) which is a loud song and I reduced the recording level down to 22. I played it back on my NetMD unit with the bass and treble turned up and it sounded great! No distortion, or I didn't notice any. I know you said that level 23 is suppose to be ideal, but it depends on how loud the original CD is. I have some other CDs that are softer and I would probably have to turn up the recording level, but not go into the "over" side.

FREE! You pay for shipping.

$280 shipped to the U.S. $290 shipped to Canada $300 shipped to the U.K or BobT.

People here know how to use ebay, but if you want to sell on this forum give a price and see what happens.

You need to post pictures of the actual item you are selling. If not, no one is going to believe that you actually own it.

Try putting it on ebay, new ones sell for way over $300 there. Stuff here rarely sells for over $300.

It plays MP3s, it "sounds great," and it's not an iPod. That's 3 good enough reasons for me to buy it for the iPod Touch. Walk around with any iPod in a crowded place, and everyone knows what it is. Walk around with a Hi-MD or Sony X-series Mp3 player, and they stare and wonder. That is priceless.