Best Minidisc Players for Quality

i think the most important factors needed in portable audio is fantastic sound quality (atrac3+, which is more advanced than mp3), durability and decent battery life.

strengths: doubles as a data disk; great sound quality.

the sound quality on this thing is awesome and the eq does wonders.

the sound quality is superb, much crisper than the mp3 files on my mp3 player, i mean, not a huge difference but enough if you're paying close attention.

all in all, a decent player, especially for what i paid, sound quality is ok, battery life great

if you want to have decent sound quality stick to the normal sp mode (standard play) and with that you can never record more than 74minutes of music on your minidisc, that's it!that is the maximum

sound quality better than mp3's disc's that are r-w and recording times of over 5 hours per disc.

it doesn't have some of the options that some of the more expensive players do, but for someone who simply wants to fit a lot of music in a small space and retain sound quality, buy this.

the long battery life with just one aa-size battery and the superb sound quality are enough reasons for you to buy this player.

sound quality is excellent and it has long playback time on a single aa battery.

strengths: nice and small, good sound quality, long battery life, am/fm/tv/weatherband, and a remote control with lcd screen.

sound quality(bass,treble,and all around quality) 5/5 great i have found no problems even on the lowest quality it is very clean and pure.

5 stars on sound quality

all in all, a decent player, especially for what i paid, sound quality is ok, battery life great

if you select atrac3 (the highest sound quality), you can have about 20-40 songs on a netcd disc, again depends on the length of music you listen to.

it doesn't have some of the options that some of the more expensive players do, but for someone who simply wants to fit a lot of music in a small space and retain sound quality, buy this.

and i reckon the sound quality is better than the i-pod mini and nano (which might not be saying much, but hey...)