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Try JapanDirect. They should be able to send it to you.

Try using 320 CBR and up to four processing threads. It's faster.

OMG! I have the SE-305!! Just the same without the volume control per channel! The oldest electronic device (which I still use) must be this turntable which sounds pretty good. The output of this machine goes to this receiver/amplifier which acts only as a pre-amplifier to send it's signal to a much modern Pioneer digital A/V Multi-Channel receiver.

Incredibly true. Anyways, I have one of these and... well, see for yourself. For a price that's near the PSP... it's fool-proof and expandable forever because it runs Linux. Try JapanDirect to get one. The new models (more expensive) come with 6GB of built-in memory, a processor overclockeable to 630 MHz and of course, the amazing 640x480 display. (oh, you can watch divx and ogm on them too ) EDIT: Bad link corrected.

Oh ok. Thanks. Wondering if they will sound better than my ER-6i's...

wondering why they have exactly the same specs...

Nice design, but at that price I would expect more than just design... how about the sound?

I have an N1 (first NetMD unit) and this is also possible... it would be very cool if they release a real cue function. Just like in Winamp.

Not sure what you want to do... you want to upload SP to SS? Please explain us what exactly would you want to do.

You've got some pretty crazy rig there Jimbolico, a real beast! Congrats

Good luck dude.

Another point is that wattage is not linearly proportional to dBs.

Line outs usually differ from a headphone out at full volume. Headphone outs are normally 5mW + 5mW at 16 Ohms (less or more), and Line outs are usually 194mV at 10 kOhm. The sound should be more balanced and quite louder. Like one coming out from a deck. Headphone outs usually "color" their sound to make earphones/headphones sound better. Line outs are super power suckers, juice monsters, etc, though.

I payed the US$100 some years ago... My N1 was also in mint condition. So unfair Sony never recognized the problem. A$$holes.

Chances are, you now owner of an N1 with a faulty optical block. Very bad news Try to get it to a Sony Center...BUT if you're handy enough with a solder and taking apart things, maybe you can check this thread. Good luck.