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Sony MDSJE480SJ MD Recording Deck

Childrens Toy Shop > Electronics > MiniDisc Players
from: Sony

February 14, 2007

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Targus Cd Projects Minidisc Wallet (24)

Childrens Toy Shop > Electronics > MiniDisc Players
from: Targus

November 28, 2005

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Sony MZ-E300 MiniDisc Walkman

Childrens Toy Shop > Electronics > MiniDisc Players
from: Sony


We found this seller very efficient and true to his word and the item was in very good condition I'd consider purchasing further items from this seller.

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Shower CD Player with FM Radio

Childrens Toy Shop > Electronics > MiniDisc Players
from: The Gadget Shop Ltd


We found this seller very efficient and true to his word and the item was in very good condition I'd consider purchasing further items from this seller.

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Sony MZB10 MiniDisc Voice Recorder

Childrens Toy Shop > Electronics > MiniDisc Players
from: Sony

June 09, 2004
I use my Sony MZ-B10 MiniDisc Recorder to archive the recordings of all my university lectures and seminars which have been made on my Sony ICD-MX20 Digital Recorder. As with all Sony systems, these units have been designed to compliment each other and to give professional results. The output from the MZ-B10 is excellent, the unit is well made, and it has survived the rigours of two years of college and university life without a problem. A typical piece of Sony equipment, superb reliability and build quality, and easy to use!

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Sony MZ-N505 Personal Silver Net MiniDisc Player

Childrens Toy Shop > Electronics > MiniDisc Players
from: Sony


After years of suffering jumpy, easily scratched CDs, I had to think of either an MP3 or a MD player.. For some reason I couldn't cope with the unreal, untouchable MP3 player and I am now the happy owner of a Sony MZ-N505. It is a versatile player allowing you to shuffle recordings, combine tracks into groups and true to it's interactive Net claim, it specialises in working through your PC to deliver faultless sound quality, important if you are a musician.. The supplied earphones resist every attempt of a manic drummer to dislodge and the USB cable is, for once, long enough to keep in place at your PC without having to slide it out of the workstation every time.. All in all, a professional piece of kit..

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Caselogic MDC2 Black Neoprene Minidisc Player Case

Childrens Toy Shop > Electronics > MiniDisc Players
from: Caselogic

November 13, 2002
Whether it is suitable for your MD player depends on the size of the unit you have. I recently purchased the Sony MZ-NH1 - not only is it easy to fit in the main pouch but you can also fit the remote inside the side pocket and, there is still space in the main pouch for a spare Hi-MD disc. There is also room for ear plugs if you so wish.
It doesn't have a belt clip (although I guess it is easy to buy a strong crocodile type clip if you so wish) and the belt loop is fairly large - it could probably fit around a small childs arm!

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Sony MZ-NH700/LM Blue Hi-MiniDisc Walkman

Childrens Toy Shop > Electronics > MiniDisc Players
from: Sony

March 31, 2004
I like this machine a lot. I use it with the ECM-DS70P condenser mic to record my musical ramblings, interviews with clients, and when I'm not doing that I use it as a personal stereo.

It is well built, sounds great, the batteries last ages, and the HiMD discs are just HUGE! You can get hours of music on one disc, and on random play you are constantly surprised by what pops up.

The only reservation I have is the software interface. Sony's SonicStage software is the only way to connect to the machine, and Sony are a record company. Their priority seems to be to stop you breaching their recordings' copyright, even at the expense of the usefulness of the machine.

I can't use it to transfer music from one computer to ... Read More:

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Sony MZ-NHF800 Silver Hi-MiniDisc Walkman with Tuner

Childrens Toy Shop > Electronics > MiniDisc Players
from: Sony

August 04, 2004
The software - Sonicstage - is a bit awkward and frequently stalled on me at first, it wouldn't let me transfer tracks to the MD. Also, it could only cope with transferring a few tracks at a time.

However i can't fault the actual player, which is great. Because it uses normal AA batteries you don't have to carry the charger around, and it has a great battery life. The sound is crystal clear and it has a great compression rate to fit about 500 songs on a 1GB disc.

If the software had been better i would have given it 5 stars

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Panasonic SJ MJ50 Portable MiniDisc Player

Childrens Toy Shop > Electronics > MiniDisc Players
from: Panasonic

May 13, 2003
I have just ordered my second of these little beauties (I want a backup). I have ownded a few MD players & recorders & this one performs very nicely when compared to the other, even though it's not the most up-to-date. It's slim, battery lasts for ages & (as always with MD) the sound quality is excellent (the main reason to avoid MP3 players).

The fact that it's not recordable is not a legitimate gripe as it clearly states that this is a player, not a recorder. Do you expect your portable CD player to record CDs?