Sony Neige 80 minute blank minidisc 10 disc pack

Gute Qualität. Lange Lieferzeit ist o.k. Artikel werde ich noch einmal bestellen, solange er noch lieferbar ist.

Very nice discs, high quality product. So happy that you can still get these. Minidisk works for me and I see no reason to use anything else. Why Sony stopped making recorders is beyond me. Especially when I saw a Sony mini-system in the supermarket this morning which had a cassette deck, can you believe. The casing of the discs is made from fully transparent plastic, so you can see the disc inside. The storage cases are from a softer plastic, that is 'frosted'. Very nice to the touch and you can still read labels through them. The supplied labels are more than sufficient. Each disc comes with a pair of small labels and a pair of large labels. The large labels will cover most of the disc inside, but you can write more details. The small labels come in a blank version and one with dotted lines. The large labels come with dotted lines in close and larger line spacing. There's also three of those rather useless tiny long labels that go on the side of the disc. Plenty for your labeling needs! The seller is a very friendly guy from Japan that imports these directly into the UK. Highly recommended!

Works great in both of my Hi-MD players, flawless performance.

I have my home sound system set up as a "Museum of Forgotten Formats." Cassette , 8-track, reel-to-reel, vinyl (not so forgotten anymore), and minidisc. I used minidisc back in the day, and still have a library of discs. It has always been an amazing format. Add and delete tracks at will. I have the Onkyo FR-X9A, which is a small form receiver/amplifier/CD/MD. It dubs a CD to MD at double speed. I can create a "best of" MD by dubbing over an entire CD, deleting songs that don't qualify as "best of," and then doing the same with the next CD. Which leads us to the product at hand. I've been using Sony minidiscs for decades, and I think I've only had one disc failure in all that time. Each disc comes with multiple labels for the case and disc. That's in addition to the label already inside the case. By the way, it took me a few seconds to figure out how to get to that label. The case is not a traditional case (see below), and does not look like it opens. But just grab the two sides and pull and it snaps apart to get to the label. These are 80-minute minidiscs. The standard was 74 minutes, but I don't think there are any compatibility issues. These work fine in the Onkyo as well as my Sony portable player. If you are OCD and want your MDs to come in the same jewel cases that the bygone MDs used, then this might disappoint. They are in hard plastic sleeves. The MD slips into the case and clicks into place, as opposed to opening a jewel case. I actually prefer these, but I thought you should be aware.

Quede muy sorprendido con la rapidez de entrega y la calidad de empaque. Exactamente lo que yo estaba esperando y en menor tiempo que el calculado (casi 3 semanas de anticipación)