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Oh, that'd be so cool. I used to drive a '96 Maxima, but I've got a '02 Infiniti i35 now.

Get the RM-MC33EL remote, I use it with my n510. The backlight works and all menu fuctions are supported.

SOLD

You ought to try different headphones too, the stock ones aren't all that great.

The MZ-N520 uses a standard AA size battery. Don't look for gumsticks. By the way, please get a rechargable NIMH with more capacity than Sony's offerings. You won't regret it.

You've got to connect the unit to your PC and delete tracks in Sonicstage.

That was a great review from a user's perspective. I'm glad that you love the NH1 so much. It furthers confirms that a Hi-MD unit will be my next recorder.

I think that this was just a mistype. The NH1 has an combo analog/optical line-in 3.5mm jack and a combo headphone/line-out 3.5mm jack.

Yeah, I kinda knew that. The DNE900 I bought came in a black box too.

Thanks for sharing the info.

Is the NH1 packaged in plastic or in a cardboard box?

I've got a Sony MZ-R50 for sale. It's in very good condition and will include the AA battery attachment, remote, felt bag, an optical cable, and two unused 74min MDs. I tried to get into this unit, but it just wasn't for me. The stand out feature of the R50 is that it has a great Line-Out jack. This is great for copying MDs or using the unit with a stereo. I hope that someone here can buy my MDR and give it the love and use it deserves. My asking price is $75 shipped. I'm open to offers or interesting trades for headphones, MDLP gear, or Hi-MD (dare I dream).

YHEM

Sadly there is no better way to get pre-Hi-MD recordings back to the PC than analog in realtime.

Happy Holidays Bhangraman, and to one and all. Peace, hope, joy, and love to all this season.

Congrats Chris. I look forward to your review.

That seems like a perfectly plausible idea to me. A $7 Hi-MD beats carrying around a USB drive. You'll have your Hi-MD recorder with you anyway.

The short story of my experience is that I've owned these phones before and hated them, but i just tried a fully (and then some) burned-in pair and they sound great. I guess they can be decent phones after all.

This really is an off-topic thread. With that said, the seller must've added an extra zero by mistake.

Thanks for the welcome. I look forward to continuing to serve the MD community here at the MDCF.

I can seriously see myself using one of them.

You can do it in Simpleburner. Just go to the config menu and reformat the MD. I am using Simpleburner 2 by the way.

Good luck. If that doesn't work, then you're in trouble.

Sony ought to release a Hi-MD sports unit. I'm sure that it'd be popular. Several hours of Hi=SP or Hi-LP, good battery life, compared to a HDD DAP, and it would still have removable media. I'd more than likely get one.

I thought that the S1 was a Type R model. It came out about the same time as the n505 and that generation.