Re: [HCDX] Question about Minidisc recorders
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Re: [HCDX] Question about Minidisc recorders
At 20.24 08/12/2003 +0100, Max wrote:
So, I am still anxious to know if there are already good minidiscs which
don't produce this interference when they are connected to a (Sony
ICF7600GR) portable receiver.
Maybe the main problem is the receiver, or/and the cable, not only the
minidisc recorder.
I'm also using, when travelling, a Sony MZ-R700 with the old Grundig
Satellit 700, but there is no interference at all with the recorder sitting
20 cm from the receiver and even with the recorder connected to the mains
power supply.
To obtain an audible level of noise I have to place the MZ-R700 exactly on
the top cover of the receiver, 2 cm from the internal rod antenna and the
noise is audible in the LW band and in the lower part of the MW. Nothing on
SW using the internal built in aerial.
I have also tested the connection with two others old ( very old )
portables : a Satellit 600 and a venerable Zenith 3000 : same thing, using
a good homebrew cable ( well screened ) between the units I'm not able to
notice any noise.
I don't have any portable Sony receiver to put under test but I think that
a modern portable set lack a serious internal shielding and rf filtering.
Just to explain my personal experience, good luck!
Flavio
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