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Sony Net MD Walkman MZ-N505 Personal MiniDisc Player
44 reviews
Sony's MZ-N505 Net MD Walkman Recorder has everything you need to create great-sounding music mixes in record time. In addition to...
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Sony's MZ-N505 Net MD Walkman Recorder has everything you need to create great-sounding music mixes in record time. In addition to transferring your music in up to 32x speed, title and track information created in OpenMG Jukebox is transferred to the MiniDisc. With Easy Skip group folder function, you can arrange songs into groups or "albums" in OpenMG Jukebox and easily transfer them to the MZ-N505 Net MD Recorder. If you record five hours of music, you can simply skip from group to group to suit your mood. And your mood can change as many times as you want with up to 56 hours of playback with one "AA" alkaline battery. You even get a choice of 12 playback modes for a choice of programs for shuffling, repeating and grouping tracks. Get your downloads - even faster - and Go with Net MD Walkman!
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44 Reviews from Epinions.com
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Pros: Keeps the Room Nice and Cool
Cons: None that I can think of
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This is one of the best brands that money can buy, We have been very pleaased with ours. Read More
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Pros: Remote control, save money if you buy now, great product, many different settings
Cons: Energy conserving function is annoying
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Pros: You mean, you want me to fit that into fifteen words? No way!
Cons: Let me think on that one.
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Sony proves once again why we're always using their names when talking about portable music. Walkman. Discman. Net MD Walkman. Yes. Read More
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Pros: 60 hour battery life (hicapacity AA), doesn't skip, portabilty, excellent sound
Cons: no backlight, cheesy headphones, poor software
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Sony got MiniDisc right with its NetMD series. Offering vast storage, sound quality and portability for an affordable price. Experienced users will opt for third-party software (RealNetworks/Nero) over Sony's OpenMG. Read More
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Pros: Inexpensive, great battery life, cheap media, light, good sound quality, quality hardware.
Cons: OpenMG software stinks, can't copy from MD back to the PC, no remote included.
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The player is perfect for what I use it for, and overall it's the best portable MP3 player out there. Cheap, light, 56 hour battery life, and nearly indestructable. Read More
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Pros: Light, Small, Quick, Good Quailty Audio, Fast (LP2) transfer of audio.
Cons: SOFTWARE :( , user interface possible dislike.
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Small, great quality, good battery life, and easy of use...what more could you ask for? Read More
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Pros: Large storage capabilities for a low price.
Cons: Creating minidiscs can be time consuming because the songs need to be formatted first.
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I highly recommend this product based on it's cost, the quality of the sound, and it's ease of use. Read More
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Pros: affordable, doesn´t skip, NetMD capabilities, digital in, excellent sound, small and portable
Cons: stone age remote, small LCD screen, challenging software with stupid copyright features
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ideal unit for active people, more flexible than both MP3 players and regular MD walkmans Read More
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Pros: Battery Life, Sound, Quality
Cons: No Case
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Get this or any other Sony MD player instead of an MP3 Player Read More
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Pros: size, battery life, capacity, affordible.
Cons: no belt clip or carry case. Earbud headphones
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I would definatly recomend this becuase it is small, easy to use, long battery life, large capacity, cheap, and excellent quality. Read More
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