Sony Walkman MZ-R37SP Personal MiniDisc Player

Pros: This unit is an excellent beginner product for minidisc.

Cons: The color is not great, but I can still live and love the unit

Review: I got this unit, and for a while I thought.. "why does mine cost more then that one, when they both look alike" Well the answer is simple. When I first bought this minidisc player/recorder, I had no idea it had the cable to connect directly to...

Pros: Great features, durable, fun and easy to use

Cons: Short battery life, slow recording time

The Bottom Line: The MZ-R37SPC is not only one of the cheapest minidisc player/recorders, but one of the best. It's easy to use, packed with features, and very convenient.

Review: When I decided that I needed a way to take my mp3's with me when I was away from the computer, I began looking into some devices to do this. Immediately, I was attracted to mp3 players because they seemed the best way to get mp3s from the PC to a...

Pros: Reliable operation, full input/outputs

Cons: Dust gets into LCD panel, Track seeking is noisy

The Bottom Line: If you see it, grab it. Robust mechanical design that'll last as long as your Leica. A cost reduced model with high end basics, such as audio quality.

Review: Purchased: November, 2000
Review date: April 2nd, 2002

I've been using my trusty MZ-R37 for one and a
half years now, and I wish to comment on the great
design.

First, the flaws that might bother you. The
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Pros: (Re)recordable, excellent sound quality, durability, good editing features, small/compact

Cons: No software/PC support, a bit complicated, small display screen

The Bottom Line: If you're looking for a recordable mini-disc player, look no further. The Sony MZ-R37SP is an all-around excellent digital player and you won't be disappointed!

Review: I received the Sony MZ-R37SP mini-disc player as a gift and have used it for both a personal walkman/audio player and a digital device for enhancing the quality of sound from an analog source. Below are my impressions: Recordable (and re-recordable). ...

Pros: Excellent quality, Low price.

Cons: Confusing interface, slightly bulky

Review: I've always wanted something more portable than a CD player. Ever tried changing CDs while on a bus? Always turned out to be some sort of circus act! So, I looked at mp3 players and MD players. For a while, both of them were way too expensive for a...

Pros: Great Audio Recording quality, tiny, more stable than CD

Cons: Expensive Hardware, Creates new audio track after 3 seconds

Review: The miniDisc is a great system, and it's about time people are starting to get back into it. I use it for it's more practical, and most important use. I use it in Film making, I have a Sony MZ-R37 and it's my alternative to the DAT machine. In the...

Pros: Easy to use, Good Bang for the Buck

Cons: Cheesy Headphones

Review: The Sony MZ-R37 is the perfect portable audio device for the average listener. For those of us that enjoy good sound, and ease of use, and are not willing to fork over big bucks for a MP3 player, this Mini-Disc player is perfect.

I...

Pros: Good sound; compact; simple

Cons: none

Review: The MZ-R37 is the only minidisc player that I have had experience with, but I am definitely more than satisfied. It has the same functions as more expensive models, but costs much less. The only real difference is the size.

The sound quality...

Pros: perfect

Cons: none

Review: This is probaly the best minidisc player of Sony. Not only because the price is low, it does everything. You can record from CD players portable or stereos, internet,cassette player,any thing with a headphone jack.You just got to get a double sided...

Pros: High sampling rate, portable, conventient size, optical jack, separate mic/line-in jacks, auto-detecting jacks

Cons: Battery consumption when recording!, records in real-time

The Bottom Line: If you are thinking about buying it, Buy it! But do not pay over $200 for it, though it would be worth every penny. This records at CD quallity.

Review: Get this: $129 bucks! I found this product at www.ubid.com, a very nice priced online auction. The company auctions the items off, not "users", so everything is faster, and definetly more reliable. I know that most of the people that bought it paid about...