Customer Review: This was a gift for my wife, and she hasn't been able to use it for what she wants it for, but she loves how easy it is to use, and using it as an MP3 player (for now).
Customer Review: This is an excellent recorder to record lectures for school. I purchased three of these as gifts for family members because I have had such a good experience with mine. This little item can help your grades. And, even though it doesn't say so, it works with a MacBook. I love the feature that lets... more info
Customer Review: i am in an acoustic instrumental band and the guitarist and i (violin) needed something to record as we write our music, so we can go back to it, remember it, modify it, work on it until it's done. or he can record his part, and i can listen to it so i can write mine ... this recorder is... more info
Customer Review: I found this product to be just the right size to hold my new MiniDisc Player. It's not too bulky and is big enough to hold the player and one minidisc in the flap of the case. Definitely a smart purchase.
Customer Review: Read the reviews below, but be alert to an issue with this recorder. If you put more than 20 tracks on a disc, the edit functions (move track etc) won't work on these higher numbered tracks.
Customer Review: The Sony MZ-N505, when it first came out, was like a miracle gadget. After years of allotting the minidisc storage capacity to a maximum of 74 or 80 minutes per disc, Sony invented the LP2 and LP4 recording modes which allowed at least three hours and five hours, respectively. A great product this... more info
Customer Review: My first review of a minidisc player was done in 2001. It was for the MZ-R70 blue model.
I have bought this MZ-R55 2nd hand, which is in fact, over 3 years old. The unit (recorder and all supplies) work like a charm. It works better than the MZ-R70, for it's faster when skipping tracks, and it... more info
Customer Review: The Sony MZ-N505, when it first came out, was like a miracle gadget. After years of allotting the minidisc storage capacity to a maximum of 74 or 80 minutes per disc, Sony invented the LP2 and LP4 recording modes which allowed at least three hours and five hours, respectively. A great product this... more info
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