let you record MP3 and other files onto your sharp mini disc.

It really is quite beyond me why mini disc hasn't taken off like gang busters but buy one of these especially if you have access to a lot of other people's cds.

A buck and half disc, 74 minutes, optical digital recording, a hardy and protected media (the mini disc itself), and all the editing options you could ever want

Well now you can have your Mini Disc and your MP3 too.

Believe me you will thank me a 1000 times over for this suggestion because you will soon have the music

right first time (like someone got the Lexus 400 right first time).

It's really easy to divide tracks and it makes very good quality sound.

Great lush sounds from my jazz.

I bought a Sharp MD MT15 from Circuit City in August 2000.

I switched to the Sharp MD-MT15 which plays back great, playback volume and sound quality are all you want, but I miss the automatic recording level capability of the Sony, and the ability to insert track marks at will with the push of a single button.

It did a great job of recording everything I wanted until I tried to use it for my intended purpose and it was very hard to play to and match tones, unlike my MIDI players

Sharp has done a great job by putting out such an inexpensive yet powerful little player/recorder.

The box inside was not a Sharp MFG.box,it was a plane brown box

It didn't have the Sharp mfg

The other complaint I have about the headphones is that they have "Sharp MD" printed on them.

Every other Sharp MD player/recorder has the ability to divide tracks, so if you dont want to live with annoying skips in your music, pay the extra $ and get the Sharp MDMS702

I switched to the Sharp MD-MT15 which plays back great, playback volume and sound quality are all you want, but I miss the automatic recording level capability of the Sony, and the ability to insert track marks at will with the push of a single button.

If you want a cheap minidisc player that is built nothing on quality, get the Sharp MD

I bought a Sharp MD MT15 from Circuit City in August 2000.

This MD player is one of the cheapest portable recorders around too

Sharp has done a great job by putting out such an inexpensive yet powerful little player/recorder.

Every other Sharp MD player/recorder has the ability to divide tracks, so if you dont want to live with annoying skips in your music, pay the extra $ and get the Sharp MDMS702

If you do, then you would do much worse than to buy the Sharp MDMT15S Portable MiniDisc Player/Recorder

This is the best Minidisc player/recorder on the market right now

This machine is usually the lower priced of the MD player/recorders on the market however the quality is not only very good for the price, but it is very good, period.

The sound quality is excellent, helped by the powerful amp and headphones

The headphones that come with it are not the best quality.

(I tend to lose accessories a

It's really easy to divide tracks and it makes very good quality sound.

This is the best Minidisc player/recorder on the market right now

If you do, then you would do much worse than to buy the Sharp MDMT15S Portable MiniDisc Player/Recorder

(I tend to lose accessories a

(I tend to lose accessories a

This doesn't come with a battery pack, but I just bought a pair of rechargeable AA and a recharger and that works fine.