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  1. okay, so I was trying to save money.  My regular Sony charger becomes defective a no. of years ago.  I should have buy a new one.  But instead I use the other charger from my NH1.  I bought my NH1 directly from Japan, this is the gold plate version, so the charger is meant for Japan voltage system, a Sony AC-ES60BK, w/ input AC100V, 50/60Hz 12 VA, output DC 6V, 800mA

     

    the original charger, was 115V.  Since then, I notice this charger only takes 15 to 20 min. to charge a near empty battery, and likewise, the battery may be dropping juice somewhat faster.  I am also certain the original charger takes much longer than 15 to 20 min. to recharge the battery

     

    Moreover, for those who own the North American version of your NH1, could you please post a photo of the front plate of your charger, there is some specification that I need

     

     

  2. I solved the problem.  It's not the best solution, but it's the best I can do.  I connect 1 RCA jack cable to the remote, and connects the other end to the input of my Sony portable DAC.  It's not a digital signal out, but until there is such a thing as optical out for MD portable, there is nothing further I can do to make sure of this DAC

  3. I have an Emotiva XDA1 that has a USB Type b female.

    Has anyone connects a NH1 to it?  I thought we can use the black cable that c/w the NH1, connects to this:

    https://www.monoprice.com/product?p_id=6561

    and from the above, connects to this:

    https://www.monoprice.com/product?p_id=5438

    and from the above, connects to the back side of the USB port of my DAC.

     

    can this be done?  If so, can you play your HiMD and you think the DAC can see the signal, process it, and send it to the speaker?

     

  4. On 9/18/2017 at 1:18 PM, sfbp said:

    What is the model number of the Onkyo with optical out? It's trivial to get Coax instead of optical, either by hacking or by an external converter for $20.

    Try the NW-S75x you will like them. They have noise cancelling built in.

    You can play using VLC or Sonic Stage or Windows media player or ......

    Kind regards

    when you said NW-S75x, are you talking about these:

    https://www44.atwiki.jp/sonynw/pages/40.html

    If we get an external converter that the source is optical, and the output is digital co-ax, don't we lost all the original quality of digital co-ax?  meaning we are not getting the sound quality of digital co-ax because the source is optical?

     

  5. I did see Onkyo seems to have a desk model that support HiMD and has optical output.  Personally, I prefer Co Ax output.

    I did see Tascam TEAC has an optical output on their deck, but they don't play HiMD, just MD

    see, I bought a Sony portable DAC, and I connect my portable CD player to it as I do my workout.  The sound is great.  So by listening to just the mini disc player to headphone, the sound is noticeably not as good.

     

    So I can't get all these files to my PC, as I mostly listen to these at the gym.  As to the home use, I don't know how to play all these files eventhough if I copied them to the PC, at my DAC / speaker set

  6. I am looking for portable HiMD player of any brand that has an Optical output.  Is there such a thing?  If not, is there a way to use the head phone out as co-ax output by chance?

     

    Likewise, I am also looking for desk model of HiMD player / recorder that has Optical output or Diigtal co-ax output.  Is there any brand name that makes that?

  7. Here's an update: I am not go to waste time to try yet another brand name of NiMH battery.  The original discman that I own c/w a AA battery casing that allows 1 x AA battery.  I'm going to buy 4 x AA rechargable for $17, and I already have a charger long ago.  The Energizer brand guarantee hold charges at 2300mAH for at least 1 year if you don't use it.  So my total cost is $17  and if there is any problem, I send back to energizer.

  8. that's $32.  I think I'm going in circle.  I used to have those sony original battery, and they don't last all that long.  Then I switch to those cheap battery.  Just yesterday, I charge 1 of those battery that I haven't use for about 6 mth., it charges for 2 hr. or so, but when I press play, the battery is dead.

     

    So for me to use my CD player again, I need some new battery

     

    On an unrelated matter, I was at  sony store yesterday, there is a $750 MP3 player coming out, if I buy it, then I don't need to look for battery

  9. I am thinking of get a new headphone, natural wood construction.  My current headphone is 24 ohm, a Sony MDR-V900.

    I have also use the Sony MDR-V600, which is 45 ohm, on the same portable CD player.

    In either case, I can't tell a difference in sound quality.  But people did tell me that the lower  the impedance, the better it is for the battery to push good CD sound quality.

    The current headphone I have in mind is 64 ohm.  Would a regular portable CD player or Hi MD player be able to push good Cd quality sound on a head phone of 64 ohm ?

     

  10. Does anyone else has hissing sound on your RM-MC40ELK or  your RM-MC32EL.  As I'm getting that hissing sound on both remote.

     

    I had an old portable Sony audio remote, and when I connect my Sony MDR-V900 headphone, there is hisssssssing sound. So a few mth. ago, I ordered a brand new Sony audio remote (the remote is for my HiMD player). When it arrives, the hisssing sound is gone.

    Then just recently, that hisssing sound comes back. As the audio jack of my headphone contacts to the portable audio remote,

     

    I have to rotate the audio jack slowly and eventually there is a certain spot that I can get sound coming out from both left / right headphone.

    Otherwise, it's either hisssing sound, or sound comes out from the left headphone only.

    Under magnifying glass, I can't see any damage or wear / tear on the audio jack. This Sony headphone is made in Japan, but 14 yr. old.

     

    Same problem w/ my RM-MC32EL.  You think it's the headphone jack?

  11.  

    Okay, I haven't got the time to work on this issue until now.  I downloaded the driver from the above link.  It installed just fine.

     

    So I get the same problem, when I load SS 4.3, it crashes at the beginning.  Since the INF is clearly for Win 7, I decided not to run it under XP Compatible mode.

     

    I think I have the right SS 4.3 Ver. 2, the uncompress setup file size is SS43 ultimate, 37,695,757 bytes

     

     

    Regardless, this is the error in detail:

     

    Poblem signature:
      Problem Event Name:    APPCRASH
      Application Name:    Omgjbox.exe
      Application Version:    4.3.1.14020
      Application Timestamp:    45c31a1c
      Fault Module Name:    Items.dll
      Fault Module Version:    4.3.1.14020
      Fault Module Timestamp:    45c3154d
      Exception Code:    c0000005
      Exception Offset:    000134b7
      OS Version:    6.1.7601.2.1.0.256.48
      Locale ID:    1033
      Additional Information 1:    3535
      Additional Information 2:    35357a94fc5ecd0e3fd24160eb4b2595
      Additional Information 3:    a711
      Additional Information 4:    a71100f6f56e2aee0ca32a8d595750ba

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  12. I have been using this software under Windows 7 Pro, 32 bit

    Recently, I got a new PC and I install Win 7 Pro, 64 bit instead. I have no problem installing this software, but when I run it, it crash.

    I know it's an old software. Is there any1 using Win 7 Pro 64 bit, and manage to run this software w/o any problem? If so, did you set it at XP Compatibility mode or what trick did you use?

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