Discussion on MP3 to minidisc/mp3 player ? within the Vinyl Record Care, Audio Restoration, MP3 & Computers forums, part of the General Music Discussions at DiscoMusic.com category; I workout in gym on regular basis and I have a bunch of MP3s I'd love to listen while working ...
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April 2nd, 2002, 03:04 PM
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 I workout in gym on regular basis and I have a bunch of MP3s I'd love to listen while working out. I am looking around for a great electronic device. I have found the late Sony minidisc walkmans (like MZ-N505) can record directly from computer using a USB connection at an ultra high speed process. Costs: $140.00, each MiniDisc cost about $2.00 and can record 320min of music. Anyone have a better solution for the money ?  |
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April 2nd, 2002, 04:18 PM
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| Why don't you use an MP3 player? I got a Rio 600 which plays an hour's worth of music. You can add a "memory pack" to increase the time to two hours. I paid $99.00 for it at Circuit City and also got a $50.00 rebate. That's an excellent deal for an MP3 player--$49.00! |
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