*Is it possible
to use the Sony MZ-R55 without the battery case, or is the only batteries
located outside the main unit? couldn't figure out where the mainbattery
whould be located in that case...
<brbuchma@online.no>
Yes. Check picture 5. On the bottom picture to the rigth you see the text "OPEN" there is the batteryhatch.
Can you plug
the adaptor to it and play without the battery in the MD?
<samchung@writeme.com>
Yes, you don´t need the battery in the unit to use it.
Do you know
where is the "erase" "track mark" button? It used to have it.(Mz-r50).
<samchung@writeme.com>
You use the EDIT/ENTER button to
erase or move track(s)
The "track mark" button is on the
side
of unit.
Where can I buy cheap MD´s in Sweden?
Try Ginza.
I have an MZ-R50,
can I use the MZ-R55 remote on the MZ-R50 and still
get the backlit
feature?
Kenny Leung
<tendou@ihug.co.nz>
I have tried
the remote control on a Sony MZ-R35 and all funtions seems to
work except
the backlit.
Can you jog
through the song titles any other way while a song is playing?
Fritz-Gerald
Piquion <fpi1@bryant.edu>
No. But you can pause then skip to whatever track you want.
Is it difficult
and how do you enter title names without a JOG DIAL?
Fritz-Gerald
Piquion <fpi1@bryant.edu>
It´s not difficult. You use the |<< and >>| key to scroll through the characters.
What model
optical cable I need if I want to conect the R55 to a sony Hi-Fi
system.
Max Salven
<max@mufty.demon.co.uk>
I use a cabel named POC-15AB(1.5m). Toslink(CD-player) to Optical miniplug(minidisc)
After looking
at your photos the one feature the R55 seems to lack is the
jog wheel
- where exactly is it?
Ben Anderson
<ben@netspace.net.au>
Does not have one.
What is the
difference between the international model and the Japanese model?
Daniel
Mahnert-Lueg <dani-mail@worldnet.att.net>
The Int. model comes with AC adaptor
100V-240V and an optical cabel and
a 3months world wide warranty.
Since there
is only one line out, is it a digital line out? I.E. can you record digitally
with the R55
as the source unit and another MD player as the recording unit?
Shelburne
jr Robert <shelburne-robert@dol.gov>
No it´s a normal line out.
Minidiscs with digital line out is Sony MZ-R1, Denon dmp-r30
Sony MZ-2P, Sharp MD-MS11, MD-MS20
and MD-MS25
(thanks to <thou@evercorp.com.tw>,
Rick <eaw@hip.atr.co.jp>, globe <globe@shaw.wave.ca>)
I was just
wondering where you bought your mz-r55 and how much it was?
Rasmus
Rohde <rohde@daimi.au.dk>
I bougth my MD at Sawada
Denki. The Japanese model costs about
43 000 JPY. Int model 46 000 JPY.
Use this URL for a currency
converter.
What comes
with it?
Michael
Ruggiero <regero@home.com>
Japanese model comes with rechargeble
battery, remote control, headphones,
carrier bag, batterycase, AC adaptor
100V
Int.model + optical cabel and AC adaptor 100-240V
What is the
playback time if you only use the rechagable battery.
Michael
Ruggiero <regero@home.com>
About 4 hours
Is it easy
to record with that thing?
Michael
Ruggiero <regero@home.com>
Yes, especially with an optical cable.
Then you can use SYNCHRO REC and all the
trackmarks will come in the right
position.
If I don't
want to get the MZ-R55 but something else like the MZ-E55, where can
I get it and
also, how much?
Michael
Ruggiero <regero@home.com>
36 000 JPY at Sawada Denki
What ATRAC
version does it feature? How does it sound?
Madhav
Purnaiya <purnaiym@topaz.cqu.edu.au>
I do not really know, I think I heard somthing about ATRAC 4.0. It sounds great(as all MD´s)
Can the unit
be used while charging on the mains adapter?
Madhav
Purnaiya <purnaiym@topaz.cqu.edu.au>
No and that´s really a miss from Sony. You have to press the stop button to start the charging.
Does the remote
control have a display mode that shows
the time REMAINING
in a track (and not just time elapsed?)
Brian <BWA@us.ibm.com>
No. The remote control´s displaymodes are - Tracklabel, Disclabel, Rec. Time, Elapsed time.
Is the display
on the unit also backlit like the remote.
Steve <hungjie@rice.edu>
No, only the remote has a backlit.
Is it you on
the picture?
Jane Fonda
<jfonda@hotmail.com>
No, thats my friend Magnus
Please correct me if anything is
wrong