chiragkotak Posted October 14, 2005 Report Share Posted October 14, 2005 hii just got a new mz rh 10..when i open the lid to take out the disk..the disk comes out when i pull it out but the sliding cover that covers the inner disk remains open ..i have to slide it shut manually...why is this happening? i tried another md ..the same thing happens...is this normal??maybe its happening cause its new and still a little tight..and will loosen up soon..(i hope so)..thanks... Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
jty2 Posted October 14, 2005 Report Share Posted October 14, 2005 A few weeks ago, I bought an MZ-M100, which is physically identical to the MZ-RH10. The first disc I put into it was an MD from '97 that I had recorded in my MZ-R30. I was really careful in putting in the disc, so I was pretty surprised when I ejected the disc the shutter remained open. Not sure if it was just the unit, but it's interesting that you had the same problem.I also noticed that the M100 had scratched the top surface of the disc -- not the casing, but the actual disc media itself. This also happened to the (transparent blue cased) Hi-MD that came with the M100. But it didn't happen for the other MDs I had -- some other new blue Hi-MDs and some '98-'99 sony, memorex, and maxells. You might want to check your discs if it keeps leaving the shutter open. I got an MZ-RH910 last week, and it's been treating the discs better. I actually like it better than the M100 because it doesn't hide the track title. Is there some long-term reliability issue with OLED? Why does the M100 turn off most pixels when it's playing while the MZ-RH910 doesn't?I'm quite dissappointed though -- I didn't realize that the second-gen Hi-MD units were so mechanically loud compared to the R30, especially with the pre-reading that it does. Yes yes I know R30 doesn't pre-read it just buffers. But the pre-reading scratching noises are so much louder than the disc spinning it's just annoying. Again, might just be my units, but I saw the other post from someone who made a recording of the track changing noise. I did so as well to compare the R30 and M100 noise, each recording the other using the mic that came with the M100. It was pretty obviuous to me which one was mechanically louder. Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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