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mp3 player with high quality line in encoding

[Deleted User] · 2006-07-05 15:23:24

Hi, I'm looking for a recommendation of a good mp3 player with line-in encoding....its doesnt matter whether its flash or hard drive based. The most important criterion is that the line-in encoding is good.....I bought a Creative Muvo N200 once and the hiss was terrible on any recordings done with the line-in. I'm looking…

05-07-2006 3:23pm

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Hi,

I'm looking for a recommendation of a good mp3 player with line-in encoding....its doesnt matter whether its flash or hard drive based.

The most important criterion is that the line-in encoding is good.....I bought a Creative Muvo N200 once and the hiss was terrible on any recordings done with the line-in.

I'm looking for a mp3 player like this for my brother who loves music but who knows nothing about ripping/encoding with a pc and doesn't want to know.....

Cheers for any help

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#2 06-07-2006 7:58am

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iAudio X5 fits the bill. Check out the links on this page.

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#3 06-07-2006 11:45am

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thanks

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#4 07-07-2006 1:28pm

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A HiMD is better then iRiver in terms of quality. Not as easy to use though.

http://forums.minidisc.org/index.php?act=ST&f=34&t=16138

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#5 07-07-2006 5:45pm

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TempestSabre wrote:

A HiMD is better then iRiver in terms of quality. Not as easy to use though.

http://forums.minidisc.org/index.php?act=ST&f=34&t=16138

Nobody mentioned iRiver ... ... but yes, a HiMD Minidisc recorder will be a better quality and more sensitive recorder,- particularly with the microphone.

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