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mr.polley

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  1. This is my first post so bare with me, I have a lot to say. . Well I bought a NW-A1000 6GB back when they first came out. When I recieved it I automatically loved it just because of the physical design, it was beautiful. When I loaded up the software, yes I did find it took a bit more advanced use to get it working. Two issues I found, Sonicstage doesn't have an independent volume control (uses windows volume control) and also the fact that the music store was a bit restrictive with its music (can only transfer so many times unless you record it to CD), although to me those are minor issues. The second thing I found amazing was the ATRAC facility, to be able to convert tracks down to 1MB-3MB (64kbps) and still get the quality of 128kbps mp3's..... well, more tracks for my space . Unfortunately a year down the line I dropped my Walkman in a puddle..... was a very sad day. So for another 2-3 years I didn't have another Sony Walkman as I was bought a new Apple IPod for the next christmas.... I had to get it sent off for repairs three times though. I so missed my Walkman. So much that a year ago I bought a NW-A816 4GB... I couldn't wait to get home and use Sonicstage again. What I didn't realise was that Sony had dropped Sonicstage for the first time on this Walkman line and the shop I bought it from was still advertising that it could play ATRAC.... I was really gutted and annoyed. Although I have kept it to this day as it is reliable (unlike some another top selling brand) and it has some solid features. Today I have decided to buy a NW-A3000 off ebay for
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