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I still have the box, unfortunately I lost the instruction manual, but I'm sure anyone can figure it out I have the remote, but the screen is cracked. The unit itself looks brand new. this is a mdlp unit, and comes with a charging stand. I really used to love minidisc, then I changed jobs and just never had time for disc labeling, transfers, conversions etc... also, I just don't have much time for listening, either. Send me any reasonable offers. I'll try to put up some pics this week.

wow, seems like a really long time ago that i got my r70 and went to that site to find out more about md. then i found the MDCF when minidiscussion started getting really bad with spammers. haven't been to it more than once since then, still, it's too bad. at least everything's archived.

Done.

HI-MD mostly standard specs, new internal clock display and remaining battery time indicator Blackberry compatible "CustomSensor" Allowing customization of "Sony Virtual Button Map", essentially replaces hard buttons with user-friendly 'CustomSensor' pad. Native MP3 firmware upgradeable Naming convention not established at this time tentatively designated "Hi-Text" or "Walk-Berry" User customizable 'ScreenPlate' protects screen and decorates with choice of 5 'ScreenPlate' border colors. Optical in/out Mic-in Remote/dual headphone jack Line in/out USB 1.1/2 SS no longer necessary - drag 'n drop music files e-book/mp4 capability games avilable in future firmware revisions 1GB flash memory installed

Try getting an FM Transmitter, it plugs right into the heaphone/line out and transmits to preselected or selectable stations, depending on the model. i have this one : http://shop.ipodworld.co.uk/iPodWorldSite/...cookie%5Ftest=1 however, here's the newr model, version 2 http://www.the-gadgeteer.com/audiax-fm-tra...-v2-review.html hope this helps!

yep, it does indeed have an optical output, and it's really slim, too. http://www.audiocubes.com/product_info.php...products_id=293

nice!..........now to learn japanese..............

ah, as per ASZ's post the remote needed for speed control is the RM-MC12EL

hope this helps

I have done this on my 505 as well. it seems that for the Mtimer, the lcd on the 505 is too small to show all the numbers, it goes from 1 up to 99 minutes, you just have to count. i start from 99, then when it rolls over to 1 i start counting, or you can go by tens places, when you see 1, then keep pressing until you see 2, then it's in the 20's, you just can't see the last #