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  1. Hi I have a Denon DMD-M7 which I purchased on Dec 9 1997.(Original purchase price was $935 Its in mint condition with original packing,manual,remote(RC 267) Included are system connector cable,optical cable and RCA pin-plug cord. This unit has been in dry storage for the last 5years and previous to that it hasn't had a lot of use. I have this habit of buying things and not using them a lot. I purchased a Sony MZ-RH1 over a year ago and will use this as it can play HI MD and regular MD. I recently set the Denon up and it all works well and is in very good condition(It as not been abused at all in any way) The Main Specifications are(DMD-M7(MD) Type MD digital audio system Wow and Flutter Below measurable limits(+-0.0001%W.peak or less) Sampling Frequency 44.1khz Recording method Magnetic modulation overwriting Light Source Semiconductor Power supply Ac120V.60Hz Power Consumption14W Dimensions 210wx95hx315depthmm (including feet,controls and terminals) Weight 5lbs 8oz Remote control Unit RC 267 Remote Control Method Infared pulse No.buttons 31 Power Supply DC3v using 2 AA batteries Dimensions 54wx155heightx28depth Weight 100grams including batteries Also included in the sale are 32 USED MD discs containing Class Rock and Roll(Recorded from Original CDs) Plus 1 Box Sony MD Blanks(10)80 min Brand New Plus 4 Maxell MD blanks(74 min) Brand new MDs also The MD is packed and ready to ship. Asking $200 and You pay the shipping Make me an offer. Open to serious inquiry's only,,, Thanks Greg Joplin Victoria BC Canada V8R3A7 PS The 2 Pictures I have I can't get them attached. I can always send pictures to interested parties VIA email and I'm also willing to discuss this on phone
  2. Hi I can;t believe that for the last 2-3 yrs I have owned a high quality MD unit and was thinking that the Ipod touch was so much better. Yes it has lots of bells,whistles,videos,lots of useless apps and some good ones but in the end the Sony MZ-NH1 walks all over the Ipod touch when it comes to the most important thing I want the unit for(MUSIC)All my music is on CD and will be transferred to HI-MD in the highest quality format? The only concern I have is this which I read today>>>>>>>>>>> (Though one hassle with Hi-MD units is they don't drive high-impedance headphones well; their headphone outputs are too low. So if you are going with high-end phones with high-impedance, you may be disappointed at the max volume levels you can achieve with Sony devices, depending on your headphones.) The phones I plan on using are the Westone UM3X(Headphones Details:)with my MZ-NH1 * Sensitivity: 124dB/mW, Frequency response: 20 Hz -18 kHz,, Impedance: 56 ohms * Driver: Three balanced armature drivers with a passive three-way crossover. * Soft padded pouch, replaceable Comply TM foam tips, and wax loop for cleaning. ( Foam Tips comes in Small, Medium and large sizes ) * The UM3X is ultimate universal-fit musicians' monitor, perfect for the on-stage performer. * Equipped with a durable 50" stereo "Y" cord with a 3.5mm stereo jack Will the headphones I've chosen work well with the MZ-NH1 and give me sufficent volume? I think all these years I've been in the possession of a quality unite yet chasing something else thats better. I can also use the Sony MZ-NH1 with my Onkyo MD-133 INTEC 275 Hi-MD Deck Recorder. Looking forward to your opinions Pro/Con Greg
  3. The Sony is new and the Ipod Touch is now available.. The problem is when you go into a store you can't just try expensive ear buds and most stores won't have both products.. So now in regard to sound I want input in regard to Sound formats from these units and how they differ and which is best. Greg
  4. I know this is true in the perfect world I would buy both units and a great set of earbuds and go home and try them. I'm not Bill Gates. So this is my way!!!! Greg
  5. I currently own the Onkyo MD133/Sony MZ-RH1 and I'm very interested in getting the new SONY NWZ-X1060(32G) to be released soon or the latest IPOD TOUCH 32g. I want to end up with really good sound in the end with CD quality. My music source is all on CD right now. I need to know a few things., 1/ Between the Sony NWZ-X1060 and the latest Ipod touch which is the better unit sound wise and why? 2/ What is the best format to record in and how do I go about it?(I'm assuming my music has to be all uploaded to my PC?) 3/ How does the sound of the above Onkyo MD133 & Sony MZ-RH1 MD compare to the Itouch/Sony NWZ-X1060? I realize the MD produces great sound but I don't like the idea of carrying around a bunch of MDs Right now I'm more interested in the Sony NWZ-X1060 because it seems to be a lot better in the spec's dept compared to the Itouch which looks really nice and can do a lot of different things. But is it the best when it comes right down to the music? Its music not a bunch of games/apps that I'm in to. PERIOD!!!!! I'm not trying to start a war about different recording formats I'm just looking for your honest opinions. I'm not into all this technical jargon. Keep it plain and simple. Look forward to what you have to say. Greg Joplin
  6. Hi Chris I wrote the original aticle asking about the MZ-RH1 vs the new Ipod touch and after reading all your comments and having time to reflect myself. I realize that I have a superb unit in my possesion which I have hardly used. I realize now that if I re-cord in lossless format/buy a good set of headphones that in the end I will have a unit that can Kick Ass. Furthermore I feel Apple Itouch is a sub standard unit in quality and sound and the only thing going for it is its pretty package. So until some company comes out with an awesome package which includes a built in amp and EQ and lg flash drive and whatever else is needed for it to surpass the Sony MD . I will stick with my MZ-RH1. Even though the CES is coming out in 2009 there is no mention of anything fantastik in regards to portable players/recorders. I still can't believe that Sony hasn't come out with something to surpass their MD line. Greg
  7. Hi I'm looking for honest opinions NO BS in regards to the Ipod Touch vs Sony MD MZ-RH1.(I'm not trying to start a war here, just looking for honest opinions.) I'm also owned the MZ-NH1 ans currently have the Onkyo MD133 home unit. I'm limited in my technical knowledge of sound difference but my ears can appreciate great sound. What I really love about the Itouch is the size and the quanity of music it can hold plus there is np need to carry your MDs with you. I still plan on keeping my MD units and any recordings will be done on the 1GB MD disk so that I can play and record on both units in the same format in the same format. First off I plan on getting all my music from my original CDs and want to record them in the best format that will bring out the best quality sound. What is the best format to use? Next I plan to take all this music and put it on a 32GB Itouch in the best format also? I realize I may have to sacrifice space to do this, but that is okay. If I use a High Quality ear buds such as Etymotic ER-4p /Shure SE310 ear buds and record the music in the best format to enhance the sound will I be pleased with the ITouch sound in the end. I have great hearing and appreciate great sound and due to the fact I'm 59 yrs young I do not hear everything. As I stated at the begining I'm not trying to wage a war between the MD crowd and the Apple people, I just want to hear what you think about both of these different units. I'm not big on reall technical terms and appreciate more down to earth talk. IE On a scale of 1-10 I give the MD 9 and the Ipod Touch 7 and the reasons why?(This is an example.) I look forward to hearing your ideas and why in regards to the above. Thanks Greg Joplin
  8. Hi I'm considering getting out of the MD format all together. I have an Onkyo MD133(This is a HIMD Unit) that has never been used and is less that 2months old. I paid $549 from MiniDisco and I have the voltage adapter which cost me $25 from MiniDisco.I will let the Onkyo go for $475(Included are 10 new Sony reg MDs+7 Maxell Professional MDs never used and the voltage adapter. I'm working on getting pictures taken. I can tell you again this is all in EXCELLENT CONDITION I also have a Sony MZ-RH1 HIMD unit which is about 1.5yrs old and has only been used a couple of times and I paid $499 for this. I will also have numerous regular MDs and a few HIMD's blanks up for grabs. Only serious inquiries please. We can than discuss price and I will take pictures and post them./send them to you. At this present time I do not own a camera. Both of these units have all packaging/manuals intact and are in Excellent conditions. Thanks Greg Joplin
  9. Hi I have an MZ-Rh1 Hi MD and want to know if Sonic Stage works on Vista? Thanks Greg
  10. Hi I have a Denon DMD-M7 which I purchased on Dec 9 1997. Its in mint condition with original packing,manual,remote(RC 267) Included are system connector cable,optical cable and RCA pin-plug cord. I recently set the Denon up and it all works well The Main Specifications are (DMD-M7(MD) Type MD digital audio system Wow and Flutter Below measurable limits(+-0.0001%W.peak or less) Sampling Frequency 44.1khz Recording method Magnetic modulation overwriting Light Source Semiconductor Power supply Ac120V.60Hz Power Consumption14W Dimensions 210wx95hx315depthmm (including feet,controls and terminals) Weight 5lbs 8oz The reason for sale is I just purchased the Onkyo HIMD 133 Home unit and I own the Sony MZ-RH1 both of my units now will record and play both Regular MD and HIMD. The Denon DMD-M7 is for regular MD's ONLY. Open to serious inquiry's only Asking $250 Make me an offer. Any questions feel free to ask and I will answer them. Thanks Greg PS Included are for 4 FREE reg MD's
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    Onkyo MD133

    I just talked to the people at MiniDisco and this is what they said"Regarding the power converter, the step down converter is not necessary. We have tested the unit plugged into 120VAC outlet and it works fine."Quote UnQuote Please give me your opinions ASAP Greg
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    Onkyo MD133

    Hi I just received my Onkyo MD 133 today and what a smart purchase this was. My question is do I need to purchase a power converter for it? I live in Victoria BC Canada. Thanks Greg Joplin
  13. Hi I have a Denon DMD-M7 which I purchased on Dec 9 1997. Its in mint condition with original packing,manual,remote(RC 267) Included are system connector cable,optical cable and RCA pin-plug cord. This unit has been in dry storage for the last 5years and previous to that it hasn't had a lot of use. I have this habit of buying things and not using them a lot. I purchased a Sony MZ-RH1 over a year ago and will use this as it can play HI MD and regular MD. I recently set the Denon up and it all works well The Main Specifications are(DMD-M7(MD) Type MD digital audio system Wow and Flutter Below measurable limits(+-0.0001%W.peak or less) Sampling Frequency 44.1khz Recording method Magnetic modulation overwriting Light Source Semiconductor Power supply Ac120V.60Hz Power Consumption14W Dimensions 210wx95hx315depthmm (including feet,controls and terminals) Weight 5lbs 8oz Remote control Unit RC 267 Remote Control Method Infared pulse No.buttons 31 Power Supply DC3v using 2 AA batteries Dimensions 54wx155heightx28depth Weight 100grams including batteries I also have Denon D-M7 which consist of a amp and tuner(UDRA M7) plus 3 tray cd changer(UDCM-M7) for sale Included is the manual,original packaging,remote,am loop antenna,system connector cable ,Rca pin-plug cord,FM antenna. Specifications(D-M7(Tuner/amp/3disc changer Tuner Amp(Udra-M7) Reception freq. FM 87.50mhz-108.00MHz AM 520khz-1710khz Reception Sensitivity FM 1.5uV/75OHMS AM20uV FM stereo separation 35db(1khz) Rated Output power 30w+30w(6ohms/DIN) Low freq. adjustment rabge100Hz+-8db High Freq.adjustment range 10khz+-8db Audio input/output jacks CD input jacks,tape input/output jacks Aux input jacks.MD input/output jacks 3.5mm headphone jack Power Supply AC120v,60Hz Power Consumption 65watts Dimensions 210wx95Hx323D(mm) including feet,controls and terminals Weight 6lbs 9oz Remote control unit(Rc 828) Remote control system Infared pulse Number of buttons 47 Power supply 2 aa batteries Dimensions 67wx197Hx343D(mm) It's all packed and ready to ship. You pay the shipping I'm interested in selling the whole system(amp-tuner/cd(1box)MD(1box) Open to serious inquiry's only,,,Make me an offer. Thanks Greg Joplin PS I can borrow a camera and take pictures of units if need be I live in Victoria BC Canada
  14. Hi I'm ready to check out my MZ-RH1 and would appreciate some pointers on these items; 1/What is the software I need in regards to Sonic Stage(Latest Version) where can I find this? 2/ Step my step instructions on how I can get my old format MD's transferred to my PC from my MD and than how I get these same songs and transfer them back to the newer generation of blank MD's. 3/Last but not least recording from my stereo to my MZ-RH1. I'm not really a tech person so would appreciate user friendly advice. Feel free to add any other pointers. Thanks Greg Joplin
  15. I recently sold my Sony MZ-NH1 to Liz. It was a pleasure doing business with her. She was very quick in sending payment and honest in that she did what you said she would. Thanks Greg Joplin
  16. Hi No,,that does not sound like a good idea or a far idea to me. Thanks Greg Joplin
  17. Hi I have a Sony MZ-NH1 in mint condition for sale. It has been in storage for about 2years under dry/clean conditions. The battery was removed from the unit. I'm including 5 brand new Sony MD's.(Regular MD's) I'm asking $225 US but I'm open to reasonable offers. I just recharged the battery and gave it a test run and it works perfectly.(No Problems) The 1GB disc has not been opened. The unit has had very little use(approx 3months) I have this bad habit of getting new toys and not using them alot. The reason for sale is that I just purchased the new Sony MZ-RH 1. Here is the technical data. Recordable Recordable Built-in Equalizer Yes Remote Control Yes with LCD(40ELK remote) Headphones Yes Backlit Display Yes Playback Features Repeat Play Yes Random Play Yes 2x Playback Yes Included Features Editing Tools Yes Disc Track Naming Yes Auto Track Mark Yes Manual Track Marking Yes Synchronized Yes Recording Level Adjustment Yes Jog Dial Yes Time Date Stamp Yes Inputs / Outputs Inputs Coaxial, Optical, Microphone Outputs Headphones Power Supply Battery Life 18 hrs. Power Source Rechargeable Battery, AC Adapter Included Accessories Optical Cable Included Yes Dimension Depth 3 in. Height 0.58 in. Width 3.22 in. Weight 0.21 lbs Release Date 9 July, 2004 What's in the Box: Sony MZNH1 Hi-MD Mini Disc Walkman, 3-line backlit LCD remote with jog dial, removable Lithium Ion rechargeable battery, battery carrying case, USB cradle, AC adaptor, digital cable, headphones, SonicStage software CD-ROM with MD simple burner application, USB cable More Information This stylish, versatile player sports a sturdy, all-Magnesium construction, and lets you store up to 45 hours of digital music and bring it with you on a single, skip-free, 1 GB Hi-MD MiniDisc that holds far more songs than traditional MiniDisc media. With Sony's advanced ATRAC3plus compression, more audio files can be burned to Hi-MD media or for that matter, to a standard MiniDisc. Music can be compressed to 132, 105, 66, 64 or 48 kbps (kilobits per second), so you can store more music or record at higher fidelity. By compressing at 48 kbps, users can enjoy 45 hours of music on one Hi-MD disc or 13 hours of music on one standard, 80-minute MiniDisc. Please feel free to contact me re any questions you might have Yours truly., Greg Joplin
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    MZ-RH1

    Hi I just purchased a Sony MZ-RH1 and I have a few questions.. It doesn't come with an optical cable. I have a Sony POC-151 HG optical digital cable that has a Rectangular Plug and a Optical mini plug(Cable with optical and digital input/output plugs for connection of audio visual equipment) and I'm wondering if I can use this cable with my MZ-RH1? The Sony instruction manual states that there is a minimum computer requirement(433 mghz). Can I still use my PC even though its not this fast? Thanks Greg Joplin
  19. Hi I have a Sony MZ-NH1 in mint condition for sale.It has been in storage for about a year and a half under clean,dry conditions. The battery is only in the unit when in use. It comes with all the original parts in the original box. I'm including 5 brand new Sony MD's.(Regular MD's) I just recharged the battery and gave it a test run and it works perfectly.(No Problems) The unit has had very little use(approx 3months) I have this bad habit of getting new toys and not using them alot. The reason for sale is that I just purchased the new Sony MZ-RH 1. I'm looking for $225(US) but I'm open to reasonable offers. Please feel free to contact me re any questions you might have. Here is the technical data. Product Features and Technical Details Product Features * Store up to 45 hours of music on a Hi-MD MiniDisc * Sturdy, all-Magnesium construction * Skip-Free G-Protection technology * <b>NOTE:</b> The MZNH1's recording features and bundled software are not compatible with the Mac OS operating system. Technical Details * Text display: Yes * MP3 playback: Yes * Compatible formats: MP3, WMA, WAV, and ATRAC3 audio and ATRAC3plus MiniDisc compression format Remote Control(RM-MC40ELK) * Player remote control - Cable * Remote with LCD display * Yes * Backlit remote * Yes * Remote control features * Jog dial * Antiskip protection: Yes * Sampling Frequency: 44.1 kHz * Frequency Response: 20-20,000Hz +/-3dB * Recording: Up to 100x transfer speed * Headphones included: Yes * Headphone jack: Yes (.3.5mm stereo) * Music groups: Yes * Headphone volume control: Yes * Inputs: line, mic, mini optical, USB * Audio outputs: 0 * Number of discs: 1 * Favorite track search: No * Peak level search: No * Random play: Yes * Remote included: Yes * Repeat play: Yes (one/all/program) * Sleep timer: No * Track programming: Yes * Weight: 3.9 oz. * Width: 3 1/8 in. * Height: 1 3/4 in. * Depth: 4 27/32 in. * Power: AC adaptor (included), Lithium Ion rechargeable battery (included), and USB I look forward to hearing from you Yours truly., Greg Joplin
  20. Hi I currently have a MZ-NH1 which I have hardly used(less than 10 hrs) For my home system I have a Denon Micro system which includes a MD player/recorder. I've recorded about 20 of the old MD and I realize that these will play in my Denon and either of the Sony portables but the 1gb MD work only in the Sony units.I also own about 25 of the regular MD's I would really like to know if the new MZ-RH1 is really that superior to the NH1 and why is it better? Is it possible to upload my old regular MD"s to my PC? If so how do I do this? I appreciate any help/feedback re this matter. I really don't want to get a new unit unless It's worth it. Besides I have no idea if there is anyone that would be interested in buying this unit along with all the MD's I have. Thanks for your help. Greg Joplin
  21. Hi Where is the cheapest place in Canada to buy the above Sony? Thanks Greg joplin
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    MZ-NH1

    Hi Is is possible to upload Old MD's plus the 1gB MDs the MZ-NH1 uses to my PC and than download to the MD's again? If so how do I do this? Thanks Greg Joplin
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    legacy MD

    Hi Would someone please tell me what a Legacy MD is? Greg Joplin
  24. Hi I appreciate the feed back that i have received so far in regards to my original question,Which is better and why(MZ-NH1 vs MZ-RH1). I know that alot of people have purchased the MZ-NH1 and yet there is very little feedback from these people pro or con. I do not believe for a moment that the MZ-RH1 is the end all be all. Its very new and only a matter of time before people will be tearing this apart and waiting for something better to replace it. I believe that there is a limit on how much a person will spend for a unit. Because in alot of cases there are some minor changes in the new product and those changes aren't always worth the extra money. I know that I have no need to have the very best. I want the product to do what its specs. state and to be a quality product. I'm a down to earth person that chooses not to get lost in technical lingo. I prefer a down to earth review that is simple and to the point. I would love to hear from MZ-NH1 owners as well as MZ-RH1 owners. The pros and cons of both devices and how you feel about them. Look forward to your feedback. Greg Joplin
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