MD walkman sony vs ipod
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have you tried using real player's software instead to manage the net md? I use it without any problem and I HATE the sonic stage software, too!
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Hi L, Sony Walkman supports MP3, WMA, AAC or L-PCM music files. All files will be played in the order you copied the files on the folder except you press Shuffle option. -Vincent
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I use my Sony Walkman for FM reception while running 4 miles. I get good reception while running and switch through various FM stations that I have preset. I only preset the strong stations that are local to ensure good quality.
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Hi, apparently this type of Sony Walkman doesn't support expanded memory, it doesn't have any memory card slot. You may wanted to check on this model: NWZ-A17SLV, it supports expandable memory - micro sd memory card. Hope this helps. -Ely
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Depends on what you really want, yes if this is your first ipod I'd go for it, but since it is Hard drive based it will have skipping issues if your jogging or walking sometimes, otherwise if you sit at your desk and listen to it, it will be fine. Then again if you want something that will go anywhere and handle anything, go for the ipod nano, it does everything the classic does, but it's just smaller in size and storage, if you want a bigger screen that will handle anything also go for the ipod touch. When I say handle anything, I mean jogging running, being dropped, because they are flash based and wont skip.
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Here is what it says in write up: Compatible with many USB-enabled digital music players. Walkman: NWZ-E300 Series, NWZ-S500 Series, NWZ-X1000 Series, and NWZ-W200 Series digital music players, based on that I would say you should contact Sony to find out since it does not list the NWZ-E400 series. However, in the reviews on Amazon some people say that it works for their E400 series, but not the exact same one you mentioned. Sony no longer sells it on their site but you can live chat with them or call them to see if they can provide you with further assistance. Hope this helps!
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It is 3.5mm plug like computer etc. If your walkman takes 2.5mm then this is not what you want. It is a very cheap item. So far it is Okay but may last two years max.
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yes you will. ipod has a wacky sound quality, perhaps the mac is better. The iBasso is great and it is a DAC meaning it can convert digital waves to analog waves. The sound is more realistic. I'm really satisfied with it.
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Because you are using it for movies, you must get the 8gb model, the 4gb will fill up too fast. The 4 gb model is ok for a moderate sized music collection, most of those 30 or more gb players are usually mostly empty for most people, but not for movies. Since a 3g shuffle was just introduced, I would strongly recommend waiting for an update for the nano, im betting a 16 gb model is coming, frankly I'm surprised the current nanos don't come in a 16gb model, I think they are just trying to sell more ipod touches, which i cannot recommend unless you have a huge pile of cash to get rid of.
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Depends on what you really want, yes if this is your first ipod I'd go for it, but since it is Hard drive based it will have skipping issues if your jogging or walking sometimes, otherwise if you sit at your desk and listen to it, it will be fine. Then again if you want something that will go anywhere and handle anything, go for the ipod nano, it does everything the classic does, but it's just smaller in size and storage, if you want a bigger screen that will handle anything also go for the ipod touch.When I say handle anything, I mean jogging running, being dropped, because they are flash based and wont skip. Depends on what you really want, yes if this is your first ipod I'd go for it, but since it is Hard drive based it will have skipping issues if your jogging or walking sometimes, otherwise if you sit at your desk and listen to it, it will be fine. Then again if you want something that will go anywhere and handle anything, go for the ipod nano, it does everything the classic does, but it's just smaller in size and storage, if you want a bigger screen that will handle anything also go for the ipod touch.When I say handle anything, I mean jogging running, being dropped,... » Read More Depends on what you really want, yes if this is your first ipod I'd go for it, but since it is Hard drive based it will have skipping issues if your jogging or walking sometimes, otherwise if you sit at your desk and listen to it, it will be fine. Then again if you want something that will go anywhere and handle anything, go for the ipod nano, it does everything the classic does, but it's just smaller in size and storage, if you want a bigger screen that will handle anything also go for the ipod touch.When I say handle anything, I mean jogging running, being dropped, because they are flash based and wont skip. « Show Less
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The Sony MDR-AS20J headphone jack size is the standard 3.5mm. Check if the Sony Walkman specs requires 3.5mm as well and you should be all set.
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Hi One thing about these I-Pod players is they don't a have long life. Mine only lasted a 1 1/2 Years and It quit on the I-pod dock the radio still worked and I never tried the Aux Cable. I went and spent a little more money on the next one. I bought the Sony and it has held up for almost 3 years. But the reviews about the Sony said the same not a very long life. Just waiting on this one to go out. I know this isn't much help, just my problems with the same player you have.
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OMG. I have well over 1500 songs on mine and still have 1/2 the space left for more. I don't have any photos on it, that isn't why I use it. It can play for hours and hours. I purchased a charger wall plug accessory set, even a car plug comes with it. You will love the Sony Walkman. It is the only one that I recommend for people looking for the MP3 players. So user friendly compared to others.
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I would suggest this one. The Vision M is a lot bigger. I didnt think it was by the measurements until I saw one at Best Buy and the thing is huge. Bigger than a 30gig iPod
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Dear Jayne Lehn Inquiry Thank you. Sony Walkman NW-ZX1 128GB MP3 Player Hi-Res Sony NW-ZX2 128GB ZX2 High-Resolution Audio Walkman (Japanese Import) If the difference between the two models described broadly, OS NW-ZX1: Android4.1.1 NW-ZX2: Android 4.2 Corresponding audio format NW-ZX1: WAV, FLAC, DSD (DSD 2.8MHz to convert to PCM of 24bit / 176.4KHz) such as NW-ZX2: WAV, FLAC, DSD (. DSD 5.6MHz until the conversion to PCM of 24bit / 176.4KHz filter two, and gain-up function installed), etc. Hi-Res playback time NW-ZX1: up to 16 hours NW-ZX2: up to 33 hours And, it will. Please feel free to contact us if you have any other questions.
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I am in the same boat as you. I've been considering getting the iPod Touch or the Samsung Galaxy Player 4.2. I've had an older second generation iPod Nano for 5 years and it's still in very good condition, but since it is 2gb, I have ran out of room for my songs. Not sure whether to upgrade to the iPod Touch or the Samsung Galaxy Player.
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Hi Carl Yanowitz,You can use a headphone amplifier with this Walkman. Thanks. >Joffrey