RFI Sound player/recording.

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Subject:	RFI Sound player/recording.
From:	Chris Ross <>
Date:	Thu, 10 Oct 2002 19:18:42 +1000

Ian,

I use a Sony "Walkman" (Discman??) CD player with a set of Sony active
"travel" speakers powered by 4 AA's.  The speakers go for about
$90-$100.  The sound quality is really quite good and a CD allows you to
skip to and replay tracks very easily.  

I haven't used MP3, the advantage I think is you can add and remove
tracks from your storage qute easily, when hooked up to a computer.  

Having a CD burner to burn CD compilations for a particular area from
your tapes or CD's that you have is quite useful.

regards,

Chris Ross
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