Sharp MD-X5 Mini Audio System
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- Number of Discs: 1
- Functions: CD Player
- Output Power: 20 Watt PMPO
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The MD-X5 is an incredible package!
Pros
Super easy to copy a CD to MD. Easy titling with computer keyboard.
Cons
Remote control could be easier to use.
Recommended it?
Yes
The Sharp MD-X5 is an incredible package! If you are looking to get into minidisc technology, this is a great unit.
THE FACTS:
One button recording makes pure digital copies of a CD track or an entire CD at once. This unit also has digital input, both coaxial and optical, so you can make the best recordings from other digital sources, such as DSS (digital satellite) or DAT. It also has standard line level (analog) inputs so you can record from a tape player, and phono inputs to record from your vinyl records. You can record from the integrated AM/FM radio as well. You can set it to record in mono, and double your recording time (this is great for recording talk radio or recording mono LPs). The display continuously scrolls MD track titles. Many functions can only by accessed by the remote control.
MY OPINIONS:
Seems to be well put together. It has an electric cooling fan, which is a plus in my book. Display is readable from a distance. Recording from CD, radio, or external source onto MD is easy. Sound quality is good for a bookshelf stereo. There are line level outputs to connect to a standard hi-fi stereo system. The remote control takes a little getting used to, but other than that everything is pretty simple to use. There is a ps/2 keyboard plug in the front for super easy titling.
I highly recommend this bookshelf system. You should be able to find it for about half of MSRP on the internet.
THE FACTS:
One button recording makes pure digital copies of a CD track or an entire CD at once. This unit also has digital input, both coaxial and optical, so you can make the best recordings from other digital sources, such as DSS (digital satellite) or DAT. It also has standard line level (analog) inputs so you can record from a tape player, and phono inputs to record from your vinyl records. You can record from the integrated AM/FM radio as well. You can set it to record in mono, and double your recording time (this is great for recording talk radio or recording mono LPs). The display continuously scrolls MD track titles. Many functions can only by accessed by the remote control.
MY OPINIONS:
Seems to be well put together. It has an electric cooling fan, which is a plus in my book. Display is readable from a distance. Recording from CD, radio, or external source onto MD is easy. Sound quality is good for a bookshelf stereo. There are line level outputs to connect to a standard hi-fi stereo system. The remote control takes a little getting used to, but other than that everything is pretty simple to use. There is a ps/2 keyboard plug in the front for super easy titling.
I highly recommend this bookshelf system. You should be able to find it for about half of MSRP on the internet.
