sjp777

MDS-JE510 deck, optical in and out. Good condition. Has the familliar eject cycling issue if no disc loaded. If disc is loaded no problems. In original box, cables and remote MZ-N10 netmd walkman. Pristine like it was never used. Cradle, cable, unopened armband, all accessories in original box. Over 75 discs, most 80 min and 3 case logic 24 md books. Spendy when I bought them. Not really sure what the going rate is. Taking offers.

Like new, in mfg's box with all cables and manual. Used for less than 2 months. Hooks to any Sony CD or MD car receiver with changer controls. enables the aux jacks on the back of the head unit and adds 2 aux in ports to attach md walkman, ipod etc, adds a second changer control and a usb port to connect your laptop or other usb device. http://www.crutchfield.com/S-F8CKRgClK0i/c...D300&i=158XA300 $70 includes shipping to the 48 states. Anywhere else buyer pays actual shipping cost. sjp777@gmail.com

I have been totally devoted to the format since the mid 90's. I'm on my second MDS-J510 deck and my 4th md walkman, MZ-N10 this time. I also have a MDX-C7900 in the car. MD has always been the perfect solution for me for portable audio. I could easily go from PC to car to living room stereo or mobile all with the same disc. I bought an Ipod Mini about a month ago, then returned it for a Nano on the day it came out. I have to admit, I haven't touched my walkman since and just spent $200 on top of the price of the Nano for a mount, car cable and XA-300 to hook it to the car deck. I love the MD format and it served me very well for a decade, but it may be time for me to move on. There is something to be said for having 4gb of instantly accessable music on a player not much bigger than an md disc and can load at about a 3 sec per song transfer rate. I would have to keep over 60 MDs in the car to have the same capacity as one tiny Nano. If this is the end, I have no regrets. It was a damn good run.