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Options to play NetMD on home stereo?

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After 35+ years of cassette addiction, it took a mere few hours and the transfer of one of those tapes to MD to convert my husband to an MD man. ;-) Now I'd like to be able to play our growing MD collection on more than just the car radios or via headphones. I considered an MD deck, an MD/CD deck, and a even a cassette/CD deck to consolididate our clutter, and decided against them all. I'm trying to keep it very simple - the fewer components the better.

So is the cassette adaptor via a cassette deck the only way I can get our NetMDs to play on our home SX-251R Pioneer receiver and speakers, or is there perhaps a cable I can use to connect my NetMD and one/two of the open jacks in the back of the receiver and get rid of the cassette deck altogether? Thanks in advance.

Terri

(N707/N505/MZ-S1/handicapped NH600D)

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Nismo96, Raintheory, thank you both so much! Glad they make those - that's pretty much what I went to bed last night planning to tape together if they didn't. ;-) Found a whole range of prices, lowest on eBay. Went to Wal*Mart to pick up a few things and on a whim went to the electronics dept and there one was for just under $4. Bought one and plugged it into an empty pair of tape jacks, and now my favorite Enya songs are playing just fine over my speakers. I'm so pleased!!!

So maybe a better cable (do gold tips make a difference?) would give a better connection, but honestly I just need a reminder of what a song sounds like and my brain takes over from there (I've recorded everything analog at LP4). So thank you again, I am relieved to not have to buy another component, and instead will be selling off the unused double cassette deck and 5-CD deck. I feel lighter already. ;-)

GregTheRotter, LOL. With two teenagers, two toddlers, two adults, and three dogs swarming my house I rarely recognize clutter anymore, but those dust-encrusted components residing in my "media cabinet" undoubtedly qualify. Your deck, on the other hand, undoubtedly does not.

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haha, well congrats on your solution all the same :lol: That was what i had at first, then i spent a month saving up (i R a teenager lol)and bought an extra two years warranty with this thing. Worth every penny, when u are an old fart, hopefully my deck will still be working and i can tell you to get one off ebay at the very least :):lol:

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