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Reviewed by UK Guest, 28th Jun 2004. |
| Review Summary: damn my fat fingers |
Overall Score: 4/5
 
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Review: Yes it's a bit fiddly but when everything goes micro like this you have to compromise.
I didn't have a problem with the software, it seemed straightforward to me. That is, until I tried to shift MP3 files from my pc. They obviously don't like each other or the software doesn't like me. 'Checking Out' from pc onto minidisc is easy and 3 or 4 tracks kind of trickle through at the same time, if you are recording whole albums. LP2 sounds perfectly good, haven't tried LP4 yet. Means you can get 160 or 320 minutes onto a disc respectively. Have discarded the remote as it is designed to perch out of a shirt pocket and so looks like a short but very fat biro. This would appear to be the radio so might be good to keep it handy about your person.
Recording direct from source is a doddle but fiddly if you want to adjust the recording volume. Vinyl goes over very well.
Earphones are probably adequate but I like a bit of bass so you might want to get a pair that have the sticky-outy bits on them that trap wax like cabbage in a colander even though you could swear you've syringed your lugs clean.
I just glanced at the manual for the basics. I didn't get bogged down with all the features as I just want to hear nice clear bassy sounds. Which is what you will hear too without much fuss. Fat thumbs up. |
Ratings
| Value For Money: |
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4 |
| Review Score: |
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4 |
| Recommended? | |
Yes |
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Audio HiFi