Pros: rechargeable battery, lightweight, small Cons: short headphone cord length
The Aiwa AM-F70 minidisc recorder/player is another quality product of Aiwa's. I purchased this product a year and a half ago and have been happy with it the whole time. It is easy to use and to record your own music. It has a wired remote so you can...
Pros: Backlight, multi-jog, thin Cons: Weak bass, tall, not user-friendly
This review is for the Aiwa AM-F70, Asia version.
I got this player from connections through my friends, so the player wasn't in the best condition. However, my review will not be based on the fact that the player is used, or abused, but...
Pros: Rechargeable battery, recording capability, wired remote control Cons: Real-time recording only, expensive format (mini disks), limited amount of prerecorded disks
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Out of the box, the Aiwa MD AM-F70 is extremely simple to use (assuming you already have a minidisk to either play or record with). For the recordable minidisks, there is a variety of recording...
Pros: rechargeable Li-ion battery, indiglo LCD screen on unit & remote, jog dial Cons: screen scratches easily, not so sturdy
Like I said, I've had three MiniDisc players and this was definitely the best one. My brother recommended that I did'nt buy it because, "Sony invented the walkman, the portable CD, and the Minidisc so they must be the best". I'm not sure about this,...
Pros: blue LCD display, jog shuttle, DSL bass, remote, 40 sec shock protection Cons: moderate battery life
Typical Japanese engineering...tiny, compact, and cool. Two years ago, I was one of the few who owned or knew what an MD player was! This player has been a great investment, I can say for certain that is much better looking than other players by Sony or...
Pros: Good battery life, Small compact size Cons: Poor sound quality, flimsy remote, Synchro recording has something to be desired
I recently purchased this unit for the price of 250 dollars (american) and I found it completely satisfactory for about the first month or so. I have had it in my possession for about six months now, and it has been replaced by a sony MZR-90, a unit...
Pros: Good Look, Clear LCD display, Good sound (when buy new headphones), Jog Dial VERY useful Cons: Doesnt feel very strong, headphones, Quite bulky, Remote lead too short, manual could be better
This unit looks very good, which drew my eyes to it, especially the backlit LCD screen. The display is very good as long as you hold it right, the LCD display cannot be seen from all angles, but tilt the player a little and it displays clearly. The...
Pros: compact, battery life, record from any source Cons: unit failed after 1 month, real time recording only, poor sound quality
I bought the Aiwa AM-F70 mini-disc player last Christmas. I was looking for an MP3 player, but I decided to go with a mini-disc player because of its versatility.
At the time the AM-F70 was the smallest MD unit available; today it is still...
Pros: Live tapers Minidisc recorder of choice. Cons: Sound output direct to headphones isn't best
The Aiwa AM-F70 has quickly become the unit of choice in the dark, delicious world of live taping, even more so that it's newer/"younger" brother, the AM-C80. Let's look at it's knockout combination for live recording:
Pros: Loaded with features, relatively inexpensive, and looks great. Cons: Remote doesn't feel very sturdy, and the cable on the remote is short.
I got this MD recorder as a Christmas present a year ago. Actually I got money for it and I bought it from www.minidisco.com for $250. The one I have is the black Japanese version. I don't know why, but somehow I thought that the US version was made...
Pros: Very Easy to use Cons: Uncomfortable headphones, and Bad Remote control set up
The Aiwa Fm-70 is one of the better mini disc's out there. I bought my mini disc over this past summer, and I did extencive research on it. I was originaly going to buy an Mp3 player, but realized that there weren't to many good ones out there. I was...
Pros: Reliable, jogging dial, long battery life, digital recording capabilities Cons: none
I bought my Aiwa MD recorder at the beginning of last summer (1999). There are several reasons why I bought my MD player. First of all, I was sick of carrying around a discman that wouldn't fit in my pocket. I would have to either hold it or stick it...
Pros: fully lit remote, ease of use, looks Cons: none that I can think of.
After being exposed to minidiscs, it wasn't long before I had decided that I had to own a MD player. In all honesty, the AIWA unit caught my eye immediately with it's silver body and handy controls. Having stood out from the competition so profoundly, I...
Pros: great recording and playback, nice jog dial feature Cons: soft casing susceptible to dents, cumbersome battery pack connects only by power cord
This is a great over all mini disc player. the remote is intuative and easy to use. the li-ion battery lasts for about 10 hours when playing and recording for about 3-4 hours with the li-ion battery. you can use the cumbersome battery pack, which holds...
Pros: jog dial control, long battery life, easy to operate Cons: i have yet to have any problems
When you have the headphones on and you're grooving, the last thing you want is for the batteries in your player to run out of juice. But with the Aiwa, you'll probably run out of juice before the player does. With just the rechargeable battery, You can...
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