The Sony MD makes a crap playback machine.
That is as far as I will make a recommendation on the topic.
I have heard too much playback in the last year to support any of it.
Don't forget your recording documentation. "sound recorded in
response to playback."
Therefore, if you use playback you are not looking to record natural
sound.
Don't hold it against the group or your post if you only get a few
responses to the question. You may get better advise dierect and off
list.
Rich Peet
--- In "Daniel De Granville"
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> Hi everyone,
>
> I'm still full of doubts after my first incursions with MD
recording. My today's question refers to external speakers for
playback. Jeremy Minns has already given me some advice in PVT, but
I'd like to hear more from you folks.
>
> I do have a set of small speakers with internal amplification (they
take 2 "C" size cells each), but even then the sounds seem to come
out too low for my purposes.
>
> I read on an internet forum that the Sony MD recorders usually have
a very weak output to the headphones (the only outlet where I can
plug the speakers in). Something like 2 Watts. Indeed, these speakers
sound pretty powerful when connnected to my Citizen discman - much
better than the sound from the MD.
>
> My question: is there anything I can do about it, besides buying a
new set of speakers (as to Jeremy's recommendation)? Maybe some sort
of pre-amplification placed between the MD's headphone output and the
speakers??
>
> Thanks again,
>
>
> Daniel De Granville
> Bonito, MS, Brazil
>
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