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Electronics : Sony MZ-N707 Silver Net MiniDisc Walkman with 5 Free Blank MiniDiscs
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Sony MZ-N707 Silver Net MiniDisc Walkman with 5 Free Blank MiniDiscs from: Sony |
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Binding: Electronics Brand: Sony EAN: 5050053074348 Label: Sony Manufacturer: Sony Model: MZN707S Number Of Items: 1 Publisher: Sony Studio: Sony Sales Rank: 68096 MPN: MZN707S Accessories:
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Editorial Review: Amazon.co.uk Review: The MiniDisc has always offered high-quality audio recording and playback in a portable unit, but the format has never achieved mass-market status like other portable audio products. However, things may change with Sony's NET MD range. Bringing together the power of MiniDisc with the versatility of MP3 digital audio, the Sony MZ-N707 Recordable Network Walkman could redefine the way we listen to music while on the move. The MZ-N707 recordable Network MiniDisc Walkman is one of a new range of products from Sony that allow you to playback digital audio files such as MP3, WMA and WAV as well as standard MiniDiscs. Using the included MG Jukebox software, digital audio files (eg: MP3) stored on your computer are converted into ATRAC 3 and then transferred to the unit via the supplied USB cable. The software also allows you to record direct from audio CDs and create playlists of your favourite tunes. One of the best features, now seen on most MiniDisc recorders, is MDLP--a long play mode that will record up to five hours of material on a single 80 minute MiniDisc, when using the MDLP 4 option. Sound quality is top-notch, even in MDLP4 mode. We recorded one track using different MDLP modes and audio sources and the difference in quality was hardly noticeable. Those worried about battery life will be pleased to know that the MZ-N707 will run for up to 56 hours on one AA battery--the included rechargeable battery runs for up to 20 hours. The MZ-N707 is supplied with a charger/cradle, rechargeable battery, USB and optical cables, in-ear headphones, stick-type remote controller, MG Jukebox software and a carry case with belt clip. Our only criticism is the unstable software; it had a tendency to crash on our PC running Windows 2000 when we tried to drag multiple files into a playlist. But software gripes aside, the MZ-N707 is a top-quality MiniDisc recorder that sounds great. If you're thinking of getting a bog-standard MP3 player, think again and take a look at this. --Martin Snelling Customer Reviews
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 Rating:  - Everthing mp3 players should be.I've had this particular player for about a week now and tried to get a decent opinion on it before writing a review. Battery life is hard to evaluate. 56 hours? maybe. i've been using the rechargable battery which came with the player and i'd give it around 20 hours. The charging bay is a really nice touch. nothing horribly complex but extremely useful and has a very sleek design. The MZ-N707 feels pretty robust, but haven't and hopefully won't test it to much. it doesn't skip at all, which is one of the great wonders of minidisc. its so much smaller than a discman. it's the ideal portable solution. besides, with sony claiming a minidisc takes up to 320 minutes of music, it is the ultimate portable medium. cheap and plentiful ... Read More: Rating: - Great, except for the import/export restrictionsthis product is great. but, like any product, it has flaws. you cannot import tracks which you have recorded with your microphone. this sucks, because this is one of the main reasons i bought it for. net md simple burner is a good application. openmg jukebox is also good, but only if you install the patches. the 3 check-out feature is also pretty annoying. it is great to use in college to record speeches made by proffessors, etc; but it takes some time to get them on a computer with an analog cable. Rating:  - So far, so good!I have had this beauty for 24 hours and I love it. Even a non-techie like myself found it easy to set up and the Jukebox is a cinch to operate. Sound is fantastic, but do yourselves a favour and buy a set of Sony MDR EX70 headphones for a true sound experience. However, the jukebox will not allow you to record every CD track because of 'copyright' issues. Despite the fact that downloading music from the web is illegal, it can be a much easier way of dowloading tracks. Oh, and converting mp3's to the ATRACK (sic) format takes a long time, but you could set up a list to convert and watch TV in the meantime. And I am no longer stuck with big handbags to carry around a bulky personal CD player! Rating: - Sony netman 707wow what a great little bit of kit, great sound, easy to use software (although you can't rush it)converts my large collection of mp3's to a lower spec but you lose no quality in sound, bass is really good making other mp3 players suck. and the bonus is you can re-write to the same disc over and over. brilliant! my best buy in years timbo Rating: - Buy before they have gone!!I bought my 707 a few months back and i am very happy with it. you do need a pc though if you are to maximise its potential, the moving of tracks editing and labeling are a breeze and the software loaded in minutes. the sound quality is great even in lp4, you can fit loads of sond on one cd. BTW if you intend to but a dictation machine - dont this is great substitute and you can store and lable as you go along. only snag is that there is no digital line out to connect to a hi fi and the display is not backlighted. due to be replaced this month so look for bargins. |
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