I bought a Sony MZ N10 only to discover that (as someone said already) copy
protection is a problem. You have to plug your minidisc player into the
computer through analog means. But yes, minidisco.com is a good place with
good prices. Minidisc recorders record great sound, and the MZ N10 allows
you to plug in a mic, be sure to get one with that feature. -scott
"anirguista" wrote in message
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I've been looking around at Minidisc recorders trying to find a good
one for field recording. It seems that the new ones are a waste of
money (due to copy protection features), and the old ones are too old
now and hard to come by. Are there still decent minidisc recorders
available for under $150 US (new, or used)?

Would it be easier to go with a cassette or microcassette recorder?
Any for under $120 that will record well, without much distortion?




a.n.

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