^does the d-330 sound similar to the d-321? can the d-321 drive the pk1 well?

speaking of discmen, look at that http://image.rakuten.co.jp/mrmax/cab...5set-img04.jpg it looks pretty rad, like a white d-j50. probably sounds like **** though.

d-321>d-335>>>d-e905=d-465>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>sl-ct790

thanks antony for the detailed review

^^thanks for the link, sorry I didn't find the thread before starting this one.

No no, it can be read by normal red book cd players, that's the beauty of it. It's just that the master is burned by a blue laser (more precise) instead of a red, resulting in less reading errors I think. I don't know how it's supposed to affect the sound quality though.

PS3SACD.com - the Super Audio CD resource for PlayStation3 users I wonder if it will really affect sound quality or if it will be a gimmick to re-release every album à la "remastered"

^have you actually used one? I had a d-e905 and although it had a very nice, slim casing, the d-321 headphone out is much, much better and the antishock is very good without even using the esp. I paid 100$ for my d-e905 and 15$ for my d-321, but after having used the d-321, I would gladly pay...

I'm curious to see how much this one will go for Sony Discman D-321 Portable CD Player METAL CASE - eBay (item 110307580565 end time Nov-10-08 11:02:47 PST)

Quote: Originally Posted by drarthurwells Might have loose laser tracking with excessive play in laser guidance in 20 to 30 years or so - past the life of the transport and laser. So in other words, no Thanks, I wasn't expecting a detailed answer.

^yup, I'm pretty sure files have to be converted to wav to be edited. mp3directcut works like a charm if you only need to cut mp3s. I remember trying to convert aiff to wav with audacity I had to restart several times because it crashed.

I've taken the habit of burning taiyo yudens often close to the max they can fit which is 82:45 minutes, I found that on some players I have the playback will start to glitch and/or automatically stop near the end. I haven't had any problems yet but I'm wondering if I should stop overburning...

exactly what I want, thanks!

Anybody knows of a small freeware that can edit mp3 without losing quality? I simply wanna cut a part of a long mp3 file I have and want it to stay in 320kbps

To above posters: the thing that's pissing me off isn't that they have crappy earphones, it's that they're willing to spend hundreds of dollars on an ipod but not one on a decent pair of earphones. You'd think someone serious enough about his music to buy a 300$+ ipod would put more care into...