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Where else should it start to play the tape than "where you left off" do you think tape decks secretly fast forward to a random locatation while you dont watch them?

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Do you know if a USB DAC audio converter used on a PC would produce the same high quality sound that I used to get from a HI-FI/PlayStation optical out to my Sony Minidisc player or is the quality going to be reduced because it's USB? I don't have any optical outs anymore so I am trying to get optical from either a PC or a mobile phone but again I don't know if doing it this way, if possible would ruin the sound. I randomly came across a USB C to SPDIF on Amazon which I didn't think existed so I'm hoping I can get sound from my Android Phone but I haven't seen anyone do this. Have you tried either of these methods to transfer music? I'm glad I came across your channel because I did not think my 2001 Sony Minidisc player could have Bluetooth so thank you, I will be ordering an adapter as soon as I figure out a good optical source from a PC or mobile phone. Any help you could give me would be much appreciated.

Let there be Taping !!! Never give up. Its an earcandy, analog bliss.

Great video! Cassette decks can be hard to work on but its cool when you get them working right again 😊

Auto bias?

That's cool

I don't know why I am at this vdo. I have fixed literally every problem other's could not. May be just enjoying Old days tech.

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Thanks for putting this video together. Have you done any research on how to get the music OFF of the discs and back onto a PC?

I use SonybMZ-NE410 for NetMD recording, Panasonic SJ-MR220 for portable and TASCAM MD-350 for the home system. (Also got TASCAM DA-30 for DAT, and TASCAM CD-RW900SX for CD).

Fab video and you have gained a new sub.. Love your videos.. 👍👍

Mine has an issue where it will only record on the left channel I've tried adjusting the post but it does nothing it also does very quiet recording on type 2 cassettes yet plays cassettes perfectly fine on both channels

Some of the more unusual play lengths I have in my collection (mostly from Japan) include: C40, c46, c50, c60L (leaderless) c64, c70, c74, c80, c100, c110, c130 and c150. I'm still missing c10 and c20.

I never ever had an issue with any of my devices which made me think about needing a cleaning tool or whatsoever.

You have inspired me to make a video about some pre-recorded cassettes I picked up fairly cheaply in a couple of markets.

I love tapes rare

J'ai vu une vidéo d'un gars qui est passionné de musique de matériel qui disait que les mini disques c'était vraiment pas top au niveau musique et que en plus ils étaient tous identiques ! Que le reste c'était du marketing l'emballage et cetera les mini disque ont été breveté par Sony et ont donc un cahier des charges et donc ils sont tous identiques la même norme

And a great song, too!

You bought some very cheap rubbish from China that really does not clean anything. It just ruins your disks. And the Chinee are counting their money........

My dad gave me a red sony mindisc recorder he got from a radio fair all working perfect an mz r900 in red .I have a few proper albums and a small number of blanks.used minidisc seem to go for fairly good money on ebay .

Oof why did i get a player without netmd or even CD to MD... Helpful video though thank you

You Area right Sony mde tooi large circuit.Got to take bite away If It's possible.

I would take tuhat metal plate off before cleaning pinchrollers.Sometimes You Haven to change pincrollers.JJJ

I love the axsia discs they are nice I have 2 of them

Just fixed one of these. Someone had been inside soldering. Looks like they hashed up the ribbon cables. Some battery corrosion but not too bad. Once i fixed the ribbon cables it worked. Had to super glue one of the white end parts back on, they provide pressure at the end of the ribbon cable.

i like your video. the problem i'm having is that the minidisc player is not showing up for me to transfer music to. the minidisc player shows that its hooked up and so does my computer.do you have any ideas? i can't seem to find the driver

Hi, I have the same model as this one ,I followed the instructions you gave me to remove the bottom plate to check inside ,couldn't see any more corrosion. The problem I am now having is the catch on the inside of the battery cover is worn so I have to press the cover down to get the contacts to touch the battery. When I do this it plays and the battery level indicator goes up. I then tried a piece of silver foil on top of the battery closed the cover,it starts to play then says battery low and cuts off. I take the foil out press the cover and it plays and battery level goes up again. Any ideas what is going on? Phil

The TDK cassette was from the late 70s , early 80s and the range, if I remember rightly, was D (Dynamic), AD (Acoustic Dynamic) and OD (Optimum Dynamic) the latter having a brown label and J-card. I have examples of these which I bought at the time. Their Type II cassette was the SA (Super Avilyn) - a formulation that, I think, was exclusive to TDK. I never bought any of those as I mainly played my tapes on an old 'shoebox' recorder which didn't really play Type IIs.

If I ever come across sealed blank tapes, I always pick them up if the price is right. Sadly many people have caught on to their scarcity, so I will usually pass on any of the Type 1's. That TDK tape was probably the limit of what I would pay for a sealed AD-90. It's not so bad if it's a charity shop (depending on the charity).

Great for 'hiking' carry along for music and switching to broadcast, before smartphone streaming came along.

I would chalk this up in the "not much you can do" camp. One of the concessions of portability here is that these .5% edge case "very warped but still technically playable on a full sized deck" disks aren't playable on the Sound Burger. Even if you could play them by adding spacers or other records underneath you probably wouldn't want to because the tonearm is spring loaded and changing the height could change the effective tracking force. I guess the solution with the Sound Burger is that you can take it to the shop and see if the record plays on it before you buy? Of course, that leaves you out in the cold if you already own the warped record...

I have one of these - family had it as a kid and I've managed to hold on to it. My controller has the same problem - and I've long thought it should be a trivial pot replacement - which I've never gotten around to doing. Anyway, 5min in and I'm writing this. Off to watch the rest 👍 Edit: great that that was so easy to fix! Motivates me to fix mine. Further evidence btw that yours was poked with in the past, I'm pretty sure it's not meant to be power hard-wired in. I'll confirm my memory when I dig up mine from whichever deep box it's in, is that both controller and power were 3.5mm audio jacks

These burgers aren't perfect, but are better than they have any right to be. Mine doesn't embarrass itself next to tables that cost 5x as much. The clearance on the platter is an issue as you mentioned, but the lack of antiskate can also be a problem; I find that records are more prone to skipping on this player because it wants to drag towards the middle without that antiskate.

Interesting.... That cassette mechanism is identical to the one I had in a Panasonic boombox from 1984.

I grabbed a lot of 100 minidiscs off Ebay a few months ago and went through them too… I found maybe 2 artists I identified using Shazam, and a bunch of recorded Japanese college classes. Other than that, most was just the Japanese equivalent to factory-created US mainstream pop. 🙂

Nice collection and some interesting and varied artists. If you like Brazilian music, make sure you check out some of the Tropicalia artists like Caetano Veloso, George Ben, Os Mutantes, Gal Costa etc..Beck is a huge fan of Tropicalia.

Hi ,I tried to take the bottom case off my mr200. Got the screws out but didn't want to force it too much. Is that's all it needs ?

Thank you for this video! I recently bought this exact unit and it was in excellent condition apart from the Menu/Enter button not being pressable. I opened it and found that the dome had collapsed, and this video taught me that I could lift them up so I was able to push the dome back out from the rear. However, when I put it all back together, the button still doesn't work even if the dome is now 'clicking' as it should. Could the dome be permanently damaged somehow so that it doesn't make proper contact, or could it be that the contact point is damaged from the dome being constantly 'pressed down' for a really long time?

Hi ,well explained video. Do you know how i can check a gumstick battery with a multimeter? Thanks in advance .

I have the 750, with the AM/FM remote which is very handy to have. Question: What is 'acoustic engine' on the 710, and 'Type R' on the 707?

I really must dig out my Sony MD deck and put it back into use 😁

I remember bright orange 70’s medicine, what the heck was that stuff? Glad MD prices haven’t yet followed audio cassette prices!

Hi, tell me how much is this box cost?

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