Jimi77
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I ditched my Gen 4 Ipod for a portable Sony Minidisc because the Minidisc sounded noticeably better.Mini Disc were cool.
I ditched my Gen 4 Ipod for a portable Sony Minidisc because the Minidisc sounded noticeably better.Mini Disc were cool.
I still have a pricey back in the day Sony portable mini disc player I bought from a Service Merchandise store. I will have to look for it. I had a burner as well that was the size of a home CD player.I ditched my Gen 4 Ipod for a portable Sony Minidisc because the Minidisc sounded noticeably better.
You want some MiniDiscs? I have a few. Can't play them, but I have them (...my Precious!).In this case neither since "the reflective layer is, however, a silver-indium-antimony-tellurium (AgInSbTe) alloy with a polycrystalline structure and reflective properties in its original state." I actually did a report on CD-RW many decades ago and remember the laser altering the structure, but didn't remember the specifics. Did a little research on Mini Disc to see if perhaps I mixed up the two technologies, but Mini Disc also used an alloy to store data. Too bad Mini Disc died - yet another superior technology from Sony that Sony let die trying to horde it to itself. Sony was almost (iirc) 5 years ahead of the curve and yet managed to lose out to inferior technologies.
Thanks, but no thanks. I lost my MiniDisc player snowboarding many years ago. Now-a-days we can get pretty damn good performance from an Android phone, SD card, thumb drive, etc.You want some MiniDiscs? I have a few. Can't play them, but I have them (...my Precious!).
But, but, but NOSTALGIA!Thanks, but no thanks. I lost my MiniDisc player snowboarding many years ago. Now-a-days we can get pretty damn good performance from an Android phone, SD card, thumb drive, etc.