Music on the move
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Re: Music on the move
Get an old minidisc player, get one you can record on aswell and put what you want on the disc
Analogue: oracle delphi sme 309, jbe series 3 cx unipivot dv20x2l, roksan xerxes tabriz vm750, jvc ql-y5f rigb at440, jvc ql-y3f vm750, lenco 75, technics sl150
Phono stages: cole lcr, benedict audio hothead
Digital: cyrus cd7, wiim mini x2, topping e30, jds labs el dac 2+
Amplification: nelson pass b1, nelson pass f5
Speakers: 15" fane aperiodic wardrobes
Cans: myryad z40, hifiman sundara + deva, fostex t50rp, sennheiser momentum on ear +over ear, b&w p5 and p7
Phono stages: cole lcr, benedict audio hothead
Digital: cyrus cd7, wiim mini x2, topping e30, jds labs el dac 2+
Amplification: nelson pass b1, nelson pass f5
Speakers: 15" fane aperiodic wardrobes
Cans: myryad z40, hifiman sundara + deva, fostex t50rp, sennheiser momentum on ear +over ear, b&w p5 and p7
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Re: Music on the move
I still have one of these kicking around - Sony D-E330; regarded as a top Discman in its' day.
Good sound, excellent battery life, solid motion protection.
I had at least 4 or 5 different players through the years and this was the best.
And another one that does occasionally get used as an emergency CD-player - Grundig CDP-180
This player isn't too great through headphones but does have a very good direct-line output.
No effective movement protection either.
I'm happy nowadays with my Fiio X3 Mk1
Good sound, excellent battery life, solid motion protection.
I had at least 4 or 5 different players through the years and this was the best.
And another one that does occasionally get used as an emergency CD-player - Grundig CDP-180
This player isn't too great through headphones but does have a very good direct-line output.
No effective movement protection either.
I'm happy nowadays with my Fiio X3 Mk1
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Re: Music on the move
I have managed to transfer mp3 files from my computer using windows media player to my nokia 150 phone. Using headphones the quality is good enough for what i want. Tuned the radio on it to BBC R2 as well. I never bothered with these functions before.
I am slowly been dragged into this century
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Re: Music on the move
Wasn’t the Nokia last century?
Analogue Source -
Denon DP47f; AT-VM95SH
GL-59; ARB uni pivot; AT- Signet
Ifi Zen Phono
Doug Self balanced Pre amp
Akai 4000DS mk2 R2R
Digital Sources- Argon Pi4 v2; IfI iUSB 3.0, Ifi Neo idsd Dac;
Tidal / Radio Paradise
Amplification Nva 300va mono blocks
Speakers Lii Audio F-15 in Open Baffle; Ls6
Weiduka AC8.8- for digital sources
Mini BMU for analog sources
Denon DP47f; AT-VM95SH
GL-59; ARB uni pivot; AT- Signet
Ifi Zen Phono
Doug Self balanced Pre amp
Akai 4000DS mk2 R2R
Digital Sources- Argon Pi4 v2; IfI iUSB 3.0, Ifi Neo idsd Dac;
Tidal / Radio Paradise
Amplification Nva 300va mono blocks
Speakers Lii Audio F-15 in Open Baffle; Ls6
Weiduka AC8.8- for digital sources
Mini BMU for analog sources
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Re: Music on the move
yeah probably but i bought it new a year ago. I trash phones quite regularly . Last one i ran over with tractor So i buy cheap.
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Re: Music on the move
Smart phones. Aren't they just the borg in your pocket ? CD player by Goodmans GC0716RB, cheap n cheerful does the business. Sony walkman WM-EX610 with auto reverse and groove mega bass, still working well for those days when a flashback to the 90's with my tape collection calls. [img]
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With help from Technics, Audio Technica, Jelco, Musical Fidelity, Cyrus & Soneteer.
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Re: Music on the move
Old skool Mr Ribbon. I like ittweet_my_ribbon wrote: ↑Sun Jul 14, 2019 6:19 pm Smart phones. Aren't they just the borg in your pocket ? CD player by Goodmans GC0716RB, cheap n cheerful does the business. Sony walkman WM-EX610 with auto reverse and groove mega bass, still working well for those days when a flashback to the 90's with my tape collection calls. s[img]
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Re: Music on the move
Thanks. Looks like a good product but i will be sticking with my £17 dumb phone (for now.)Tony Moore wrote: ↑Sun Jul 14, 2019 8:38 pm Fiio M7 here...
Very nice sound, plays FLACs, long battery life.
Personal turntable anyone
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