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the SHARP
MS722 |

Dimensions |
87 x 25.9
x 81.5mm |
Weight |
216g
(with battery) |
Inputs/Outputs |
line
in/out, optical in, headphone |
Features |
40 sec
anti-shock, jog dial, backlit LCD remote,
X-Bass (3 settings), Repeat 1/all,
shuffle |
Recording |
Mono rec,
synchro rec |
Editing |
move,
combine, divide, erase track, erase disc,
track name, disc name |
Battery
Life |
Rec |
Play |
Lithium
ion rechargeble |
8 hrs |
10 hrs |
1xAA |
3 hrs |
6 hrs |
Both |
11 hours |
16 hours |
The
successor to the Sharp 701, the 722 is its
over-designed (in my opinion) cousin. Smaller
then its predecessor this recordable MiniDisc
players most noticeable feature is the big jog
dial that's situated on its face. The LCD backlit
remote even has two small jog dials for track
selection and volume. It's got loads of new
technology inside like ATRAC compression and
decompression on the same chip, and a 20bit ADC
(analogue to digital converter) and DAC (digital
to analogue converter). And for once it's
available world wide, including the UK!
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