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• #2
I have a some….was Trying to find my mini disc player the other day without success
I’ve got spare blanks I have little need for
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• #3
Sold all mine on Discogs years ago….made my money back and some
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• #4
Excellent thanks @markairsy1 let me know what you’ve got and how much you’d want for them
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• #5
I found some and an old player will pm you
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• #6
Appreciated
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• #7
Love this. Such a brilliant format.
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• #8
If you can get the contents off onto something else I've got one I can send you?
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• #9
It's a reasonable question, at the moment not a lot until I get my player/recorder (expected this month). It has dawned on me that streaming isn't for me, it never feels like for £10 a month I'm consuming on Spotify the quality or quantity of music that it costs. There's something about a physical format that really appeals; the aesthetic, creating mixtapes, doing the artwork, going out with music without my phone. Am viewing this much more as a hobby than anything practical.
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• #11
Cool.
I just got rid of Spotify myself this month. I'm using Mixcloud and NTS now and so far not missing it. -
• #12
Hi. I don't have a player, so if you do and you can get what's on the MD off and shared with me, you can have the MD.
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• #14
This is great
@dangeek not heard of mixcloud before, will check it out
@EB I'll take it, shall we DM details?
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• #15
Listening to my old player as we speak , bit of tom waits taking me back. Such a cool format , 80 min discs but you could record them at lp4 and get 240 mins . Crazy and sound great. Had an md player in my car back in the day.
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• #16
80 min discs but you could record them at lp4 and get 240 mins
Didn't know this!
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• #17
Yeah, minidisc uses some kind of ATAC (I just googled it "ATRAC") compression that you can tweak.
I still have some in Oz but nothing to play them with. If I remember I'll bring them over.
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• #19
I used to love ripping my LPs onto MD.
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• #20
i relly bought into MD - had a portable, a full sized component - now i only have one of these left https://www.minidisc.wiki/equipment/sony/bookshelf/dhc-md373
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• #21
LP4 was a game changer. We had various mad different connectors from the pc to minidisc player to put Napster and lime wire mp3s onto discs. Eventually settling on an optical output with a ridiculously fragile fibre optic cable, but I meant that you could record at 4x normal speed, which obviously helps when putting together 5 hour compilations !
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• #22
My eldest (13yrs) now has my old Sony minidisc walkman
She loves recording stuff off youtube
Got a cheapo mp3 player for my youngest (10) for xmasit's all coming back!!
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• #23
Minidisc is still my favourite digital format, and I still have and use both my recorders. I have a tonne of discs, but I would happily accept more.😁
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• #24
Loving the MD appreciation
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• #25
Same.
I've spent half my life arguing with the naysayers. Absolutely amazing format. Especially when you think it wasn't until 2003 that the ipod went >20GB.
I still have a separates deck. Which I'm praying will still work when I finally have the space for a hifi again.
Blank, recorded, prerecorded, old or new, all considered