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what's a few days wont hurt??? i mean it's on a magazine article...

just finished watching "Mr. Deeds" on TV. adam sandler is so humble in that movie

happy Birthday, D-EJ915 (well tomorrow). hope you have a good one. getting any MD units for yer b-day? hmm, the thread was merged..

^the north american model is only supplied w/ the 38EL; whilst the World tourist model is supplied with the 40ELK -- kurisu owns the NH900 tourist model, maybe he can tell you more. sonystyle canada should have the flagship model -- the NH1; maybe you should check retail shops, like future shop, etc.

another update -- more comprehensive information on the RM-MC55ELK, added 53EL, and other minor details. cheers!

still not a hi-md convert; but i admit the RH10 is sexy!!

femme fatale: antonio banderas holding an R90:)

i doubt the tuner remotes will even fit in the remote port of teh NH600. the connector is slighty altered so it'll only fit in specific units (ie tuner enabled units)

for me, remotes are key; especially for play-only units. i only wish my E75 had a remote. the 37LT tuner remote for my NF610 is so damn heavy but i heavily rely on it. i always bring my backpack with me, so i always clip it on the right strap.

MDCF's A Guide To Sony LCD Remotes Honestly, i have absolutely NO CLUE where this fits in the subforums, so the logical answer is to put it in the off topic section. so let's get this started; i know there are more remotes (dating pre 1999-ish-ish..) than the ones listed, and if those remotes i missed should desperately need to be here, don't hesitate to contribute! thanks! ---> please continue discussion here. <HR noShade SIZE=1> Sony MD LCD Remotes RM-MZ2S -- supplied with MZ-R90, MZ-R91, MZ-E75, MZ-E90, MZ-E95, MZ-E77, & MZ-E800. This is a backlight remote with 9 character display as well as smooth scrolling. Buttons on top of remote include display, play mode and pause; hold switch also on top. Bottom of remote has volume +/- and a slider switch on the right side; pushing 'up' or 'down' changes tracks |<< or >>|; rectangular stop button on the side of the slider switch. RM-MC10L -- supplied with MZ-N707¹, MZ-E501, MZ-E500 as well as some CD players. 9 character display w/ smooth scrolling. Buttons range from change of display (track/disc title--if any, track time), play modes, repeat, sound mode, pause. Special twist knob on top of remote; twisting it 'up' or 'down' changes tracks |< or >|. pulling it out gives access to volume - and +. Circular Stop button on very top of remote on the twist knob. Hold switch opposite of the 5 buttons. NO backlight. RM-MC11EL -- supplied with MZ-R900, MZ-R909, MZ-N1², MZ-R910, MZ-E900, MZ-E700, MZ-E707, MZ-E909³, MZ-E505 as well as some CD players. all features are same on RM-MC10L, except w/ backlight. RM-MC12ELK -- supplied with MZ-E909³, MZ-N1². Revamped version of the famous RM-MC11EL now has the ability to display kanji characters, 6 character displays. Roman characters are very blocky and jerked scrolling. Headphone jack now moved to top of remote where stop button used to be. Stop button now moved to row of buttons. 6 buttons on one side hold switch on the other. RM-MC30L -- supplied with D-EJ885. 9 character display. This remote is a revamped version of the 11EL/12ELK remote. Buttons on the side include display, play mode/repeat, and sound and hold switch. Opposite site now has the stop button. Navigation has moved off the twist knob and a new 'shuttle switch' is placed next to the stop button in where pushing it in will play (activate CD player), and pause. Moving the switch to the right will advance to the next track, and moving it to the right will go back one track. Volume + and - are still located on the twist knob. Removable alligator clip. NO BACKLIGHT RM-MC32EL -- supplied with D-EJ2000, D-EJ985 CD players. Same features as the RM-MC30L but with backlight RM-MC32ELK -- Same features as the RM-MC32EL but with backlight and kanji/kana display. RM-MC33L -- supplied with MZ-N710. Features are the same as 30L. NO backlight. To the right of shuttle switch has two 'folder' + and - buttons to go to quick access to multiple groups (if any) on the disc. RM-MC33EL -- supplied with MZ-E710, MZ-E610 MZ-E510, MZ-E810SP MZ-E620, MZ-E720, MZ-N10 (NA/EU), MZ-N910 (EU), et al. Features are the same as RM-MC33L but with backlight. *Please note: the MC33EL is 100% compatible with all 1st and 2nd generation HiMD units. RM-MC35ELK -- supplied with MZ-N10 (JP), MZ-NE810, MZ-N910 (JP), MZ-N920, MZ-RH1 (JP) and MZ-RH10 (JP)*. (*Color matching RM-MC35ELK comes bundled only with the MZ-RH10 (JP)) Features are the same as RM-MC33EL but with improved kanji/kana display and higher resolution. Narrower text allows 12 (roman) character displays. Scrolling is 1 character at a time rather than 1 pixel at a time; special 2-line display can display disc or group name at the top, and track title at the bottom (only compatible with NetMD units mentioned above); special animations show up when starting up MD, or accessing various sound modes. *Please note: the MC35ELK is 100% compatible with all 1st, 2nd and 3rd generation Hi-MD units. RM-MC33ELU/RM-MC35ELKU -- fitted exclusively for the MZ-E10 (NA/EU, JP). same features as the 33EL/35ELK, except for a special miniplug fitted due to the thinness of the E10 RM-MC38EL -- supplied with MZ-NH900 (NA) and MZ-RH1. Same features as the 33EL, with the addition to a Hi-MD input on the LCD. *Please note: the MC38EL is 100% compatible with all other 1st and 2nd generation Hi-MD units. RM-MC40ELK -- supplied with MZ-NH700 (WM), MZ-NH900 (WM), MZ-NH1 (JP), & MZ-NH3D (JP). The RM-MC40ELK is a new style 3 line high-resolution LCD remote with kanji/kana text support. 1st line displays group/disc info, 2nd line displays track number and time elapsed. Narrow text allows 12 character (roman) displays on 3rd line. Special rocker switch at the bottom of remote allows browsing tracks |<</>>|, || function when pushed in, from the right is the stop/cancel button, and volume +/- buttons. There’s a jog dial on the front of the remote; allowing menu functions, et al. *Please note: the MC40ELK is 100% compatible with the 2nd generation HiMD units. RM-MC51EL -- supplied with the D-EJ720 and physically identical to both the RM-MC53EL and RM-MC55ELK. The RM-MC51EL has backlight option but lacks multi-language character display. In comparison to the RM-MC55ELK, the RM-MC51EL has only track navigation of up and down on the right side of the twist knob and a “LIGHT” button in place of the “SEARCH” button found on the RM-MC55ELK. Unfortunately, the “LIGHT” button does not work with Hi-MD/MD units. RM-MC53EL -- supplied with D-NE720, D-NE820. The RM-MC53EL has backlight option and is identical to the 55ELK (below), except it lacks multi-language character display. *No other known information for this remote RM-MC55ELK -- supplied with D-NE920, D-NE20. The RM-MC55ELK has backlight option and supports kanji/kana, hangul (korean) character compatibility, 16-18 roman character display and 9 multi-language character display. It has special animations when starting-up MD, and accessing/editing sound-modes. "scroll-type" level w/ corresponding button on the left side of remote allows quick access of functions such as sound, menu, play mode, et al. Right side has new 'search' button. Volume knob +/- is separate from reverted-style of the +/- group folder, |<</>>| twist knob; twist knob similar to 11EL rocker switch -- group folder: left, |<</>>|: right. Stop and play/pause button below 'search' button. New-style 360° alligator clip. HOLD switch to the left of the clip. *the 55ELK is quite possibly the most technical remote in terms of features, improved LCD, and ergonomics. *RM-MC60/RM-MC61 -- supplied with US, AEP, and UK models of MZ-DH10P, MZ-RH10, MZ-RH910 (MZ-RH910 of non-Asian version comes bundled with the MC61) and MZ-RH710. *The MC60 is a non-LCD remote with basic functions for Hi-MD functions; black and silver color theme. The MC61 - grey and white color scheme. Qualia 017 remote -- supplied with the Qualia 017. This remote is based on the 35ELK, except with sleek lines and encased in polished, shiny steel. *No known information for this remote. <HR noShade SIZE=1> Sony MD Tuner Remotes: RM-MZ1T -- supplied with the MZ-G750, and MZ-G755. This remote provides quick access to volume controls, radio functions and navigation. The radio option is ONLY functional with G755 and G750. However, is provides no text and only display track time and track #. NO backlight RM-MC36(37)LT -- supplied with the MZ-NF610, MZ-NF810, and MZ-NF520 and D-FJ787. This remote has AM/FM (TV/Weather -- US only) enabled. It is basically a revamped tuner remote with 9 character display. The RM-MC36(37)LT provides access to menu (via display), play modes, and sound mode. Volume control is located to the left of shuttle switch. The stop button and group +/- folder buttons to the right of shuttle switch and the radio on/off function is located next to the LCD. The remote does NOT support backlight. In addition, the tuner remote is ONLY functional with NF610 and NF810 and D-FJ787; cannot work (nor fit) in the remote jacks of other units. RM-MC39LT -- supplied with MZ-NHF800. The 39LT has the same features as the 37LT, with addition to the Hi-MD input on the LCD. <HR noShade SIZE=1> Sony MD Car Rotary Remote Commander RM-MC25C -- The MC25C is a non-LCD rotary car remote commander with basic playback functions; should be compatible with all known MD units. <HR noShade SIZE=1> ¹ European/World N707 only (10L), North American model (MZ4R) ² North American/European/ N1 only (11EL), Japanese model (12ELK) ³ North American/European E909 only (11EL), Japanese model (12ELK) <HR noShade SIZE=1> Note: This guide will be updated in due time by MDCF Mods. I deleted the follow-up posts and locked the thread so that this FAQ could stay that way and not get confusing with a full discussion ensuing. *Please refer to the new thread – click here – for discussions pertaining to this guide. Ishii <HR noShade SIZE=1>

it might not be compatible with the NH600; though if im wrong, it could be that the remote may be broken; have you tested it on other units?

happy birthday skmetal! hope you have a good one! get any MD swag?? anyway, hope you have many more to come! it's also johnty's birthday over at MD T-board. hope he's having a good day as well.

^yup that's the MZ4R.

it was a good game. the pats defintiely outplayed the eagles. plus mcnabb made too many mistakes; the superbowl jitters, i guess... patriots a dynasty team for sure

hahah, nothing. i just didnt see it; even when i posted earlier

lessee who will the new mod be... glad you're still around, KJ! what perks do the V.I.P.'s have???o_O

aside from english: basic expressions/greetings in: Korean (though i'm continuing to learn more) French Tagalog Japanese

^ i agree, if they're to help support MDCF, i'm all for it. huh, the ads are at the bottom...interesting.

welcome, i guess; seeing that you've registered a while back...

^yup, those decks are discussed here: http://forums.minidisc.org/index.php?showtopic=7920

^thx for the info about the 6-band EQ, nohlen. i'll update it:) you can listen to the audio (not video, of course) on certain tv stations. the weather band, IMO is pretty useless. i got nothing on those weather channels -- all static. hope that helps

RM-MC33EL, 35ELK, 38EL, 40ELK not certain if the 10L/11EL works w/ the NH600

i have an MZ-E75 (sans the remote). I'm wondering if anyone is willing to part w/ the remote included (RM-MZ2S) or if someone has an extra one, let me know (PM me or email: camilles_new_friend [at] hotmail.com) and we'll discuss it further. thx. cheers! ~it looks like this:

http://www.watch.impress.co.jp/av/docs/20050203/onkyo.htm http://www.watch.impress.co.jp/av/docs/20050203/onkyo01.jpg http://www.watch.impress.co.jp/av/docs/20050203/onkyo02.jpg http://www.watch.impress.co.jp/av/docs/20050203/onkyo03.jpg http://www.jp.onkyo.com/more_emotion/frb/index.htm

i dont mind the rooq skin being out of commision, frankly i didnt notice i was using the default skin until about half an hour after i logged in today...