Sharp MD-MS722 Personal MiniDisc Player

Pros: Cheaper cause its a little old, small, feature packed, cool style, durable, long batt life with included LiIon
Cons: very little output power at headphone jack, auxillary batt pack is rather shoddy, no copper-based digital input, only optical, expensive when compared to the similar Sharp MS-702 after the current mail in rebate deal.

When I was in the market for a portable MD recorder, the two main choices that stood out for me were the Sharp MS-702 or MS-722 and the Sony MZ-R50. The MZ-R55 had not been released in the US yet. This is an excellent recorder. It has digital input...

Pros: Ease of use, front loading slot, price
Cons: A bit bulky compared to competitors

I bought this primarily to record my vinyl records. Much as I like the sound of vinyl I don't like the hassle, and vinyl records aren't very portable. I also wanted to make mixes from CDs and mixes from MP3s. While I have a CD Recorder I don't find it...

Pros: small, tons of different play/recording options, too many to be mentioned
Cons: can't think of any - i swear

This product will go down as on of the best purchases I have ever made. The minidisc player/recorder can do almost anything that any other portable radio can do. You can record music from just about any source including MP3's from the computer(with the...

Pros: Price, Sound, Battery life, Appearance, Build Quality
Cons: Slightly larger size than the newest crop of MD recorders

Hi! In case you're too lazy/busy/dyslexic/bored/etc. to read the rest of this review, let me sum it up here - this is just about the most durable,feature-packed, spectacular performing MD recorder you can pick up at almost any price, never mind the...

Pros: Low Price, small size, good quality
Cons: Must type song titles in backwards

Sharp definately produces much better Mini Disc Players than Sony.
These are the reasons I think Sharp is better.

1) The overall cost is lower and the playing unit is much smaller than the Sony units, although you can pay 200$ extra and...

Pros: Sound, Ease of use, Durability, Recording, and many many many many more!
Cons: No belt clip, looks, few more

The Sharp MS722 is really a great buy. I received it as a gift, however I had been planning to buy a player anyway and supisingly enough had decided to get the very player i was to receive as a gift. The player has many great options, best of which is...

Pros: jog dial, cool remote, looks cool, highly functional
Cons: large size, no line output

The MD-MS722 is an excellent product, especially for its price. I bought mine 2 weeks ago from http:/www.hagglezone.com for about $190. So far I am very satisfied with it.

A little bit about minidisc:
minidisc, engineered by Sony, has...

Pros: Great sound, features, size
Cons: Feels a bit delicate

This little MiniDisc player has to be the best purchase I've made in a long while. Often I feel short-changed after an electronic gadget purchase, but I feel I got more than my moneys worth. Very crisp sound quality, portability, tons of features that...

Pros: Great bass sound, adjustable recording levels
Cons: The design is an acquired taste, you can't mark tracks on the fly, no time-and-date stamping

I'm a Sony nut. Always have been, always will be, whether you're talking about a TV or a camcorder or a CD player or just anything else digital or electronic.
I love the Sony design, the functionality, the cutting-edge product range, the overall...

Pros: Great sound, slot loading mechanism, good battery life, jog dial
Cons: A bit thicker than some newer units

This is probably one of the best purchases I have ever made. The sound quality is incredible, even without using the optical link. I can barely distinguish between a minidisc that I recorded using the analog cable and the original CD. If you have...

Pros: great sound, low price, easy interface
Cons: heavy, bulkier than other MD recorders

I bought this product recently to find there was also a $50 rebate to its normal $239 price tag. Therefore the pricetag becomes a great $189, making it one of the cheapest minidisc recorders out there. However the rebate only lasts till 4/1/00 so get...

Pros: Slot-In Loading, 40 Sec. ESP, Remote, Recordable, Stylish
Cons: The included headphones are cheap (But upgradable)

(Written by my 16-year-old son)
The Sharp MD-MS722. One word. WOW. It was about four months ago when I became aware of the mini disc technology. I knew right away that I needed to get one, so I began to do my homework.

I began to...

Pros: Good sound, great bass, handy functions.
Cons: Uncomfortable headphones, remote isn't very handy.

I bought this product about three weeks ago, and I haven't been able to put it down. I first purchased a RaveMP Mp3 player, but returned it because I was unsatisfied. I was going to buy another Mp3, when I realized Mp3's could be placed onto Minidiscs....

Pros: Durable, Easy Titling, Slot-in design, Good Price Range
Cons: Remote Control Can Break Easily, Very thick and bulky

Recently, I have purchases the Sharp 722. When I received it, I was surprised. It is an extremely tough unit, looks like it is made of steel and aluminum. My first impression was it was ugly, but then it started to give a futuristic look, which is kind...

Pros: Crystal Clear Sound, Excellent Skip protection
Cons: Bulkier than newer models, button layouts takes some getting used to.

The Sharp MD-MS722 is one of the best minidisc players on the market. The MD player/recorder is a little bit bulkier than the most current models on the market but it performs just as well. The editing features which includes divide, combine, move, and...