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(More customer reviews)I got this unit for my birthday, and was blown awaybyit. Almost everything is great about it, but there are flaws: 1: Ifyour trying to listen to it near a tv, it doesn't work because of magnetic fields 2: If you want to plug it into your cigarette lighter in your car, you need to buy an adapter from the company for $45! 3: The battery doesn't have a very long life. It is 6.5 hrs and takes 3 to charge
These bad things don't make me hate the product. I love it because: 1: You can record all music formats onto it- mp3, cd, cassette, record, 8-track, etc. If you want, you can record sounds from your tv or radio! 2: It is very small and easy to use. The remote makes changing tracks easy while your driving, especially at night, the remote has indiglo, like watches 3: You can type in track names. Although people seem to like the jog dial on the 722, I don't think holding down a button until you get the letter you want is such a hassle. 4: If you need to remember something, you can plug your headphones (any, not just the ones that came with it) into the mic jack and record your thoughts. If you follow what the manual says, you should have no problems
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For such a small machine, Sharp's MD-MS702 minidisc player/recorder is loaded. It comes with headphones, an illuminated-LCD full-function remote control, a rechargeable lithium battery, an AC adapter, and a carrying case. Features include three-mode X-bass for enhanced sound, random/repeat play, microphone input, and an optical input for recording. Editing features include Divide, Combine, Erase, and Move, with 100-character title capability and record-level control. A synchronized recording system makes for perfect minidisc compilations, and the sampling rates are 48 kHz, 32 kHz, and 44.1 kHz. A shock-resistant memory storage system keeps discs from skipping. The slim player/recorder weighs half a pound and measures approximately 3 inches square.
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