Pros: The most versatile and easy to edit recording format Cons: Limited availability of minidiscs
I bought this MD recorder, my first MD equipment, in November 2001. I have been thoroughly delighted with this machine. I like to make DJ-mixed compilations, meaning that I use 2 separate CD players and a DJ mixer to interlace the songs, starting one ...
As my first foray into the home minidisc deck was with the Sony MDS-S38, the DB940 is defiantly a step up. I am a little partial to Sony in the minidisc industry but they did invent the technology in 1993 and I have not been disappointed in their...
Pros: The separate control knob for immediate adjustment to recording level - analogue or digital. Cons: I found that movements could occasionally trigger the auto cut feature .
IntroductionI have been a recording enthusiast for many years and have owned open reel recorders in the past and, at present, a Teac DAT DAP 20 recorder, a Nakamichi BX300 3-head cassette recorder, and a Marantz DR 4050 CD Recorder, all of which give ...
Pros: Good sound quality, construction, and features. Cons: Ugly remote, comes with low quality wires.
The Sony minidisk deck MDS-JB940 combines good sound quality, with a wealth of features. The sound quality is very good, and the deck features a 24 bit pulse A/D converter. There are 2 (yes two) optical inputs and one output, as well as a coaxial in...
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