Sony MDS-JE500 operating instructions To record through Set Input to, To record Set REC Mode to

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Basic Operations

Recording on an MD

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AMS (PUSH ENTER)

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

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REC MODE

INPUT

REC LEVEL

 

 

DISPLAY/CHAR SCROLL

PLAY MODE

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STEREO

DIGITAL

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POWER

 

 

 

 

 

 

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REPEAT

 

 

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MONO

ANALOG

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¤ EJECT

YES

 

 

 

 

PHONES

PHONE LEVEL

TIMER

NO

 

 

 

 

 

 

EDIT

 

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REC

 

 

REC OFF PLAY

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MAX

Monitor audio during recording

Even if you set REC MODE to MONO, the monitor signal does not become monaural.

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1

Turn on the amplifier and play the program source you want to

record.

2

Press POWER.

The POWER indicator changes from red to green.

 

 

3

Insert a recordable MD.

With the label side up

With the arrow pointing this way

If the MD has a recorded material on it, the deck will automatically start recording from the end of the last recorded track.

4

Set INPUT to the corresponding input connector.

 

 

 

 

 

To record through

Set INPUT to

 

 

DIGITAL IN

DIGITAL

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

LINE (ANALOG) IN

ANALOG

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

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Set REC MODE to the mode you want to record in.

 

 

 

 

To record in

Set REC MODE to

 

 

Stereo sound

STEREO

 

 

 

 

 

 

Monaural sound*

MONO

*In the monaural recording, you can record about two times longer than in the stereo recording.

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Contents MiniDisc Deck Precautions Welcome About This ManualInserting batteries into the remote UnpackingHooking Up the System OverviewConnecting the AC power cord Connecting the deck to an amplifierHookups To record Set REC Mode to To record through Set Input toWhen TOC flashes in the display PressPlaying an MD Do the followingUseful Tips for Recording Checking the remaining recordable time on the MDIf Smart Space appears in the display Smart Space Monitoring the input signal Input MonitorIf Auto Cut appears in the display Auto Cut Playing back tracks just recordedWhile Track flashes in the display Adjusting the Recording LevelRecording Over Existing Tracks To record from the middle of the trackTo cancel Automatic Track Marking Marking Track Numbers While Recording Track MarkingTo stop Time Machine Recording To stop Music Synchro-RecordingTo pause recording Synchro-Recording With a Sony CD PlayerIf the CD player does not start playing You can change CDs during synchro-recordingRecording on an MD Using a Timer Using the Display Checking remaining time and the title of a trackLocating a Specific Track Locating a Particular Point in a Track Playing Tracks RepeatedlyRepeating the current track Playing in Random Order Shuffle Play Repeating a specific portion A-B RepeatCreating Your Own Program Program Play Checking the track orderChanging the track order Playing an MD Using a Timer Pausing after each track Auto PauseInserting blank spaces while recording to tape Auto Space Erasing Recordings Erase Function PlayingEdit RecordedMDs MDsErasing all tracks on an MD To cancel the Erase FunctionErasing a single track Erasing a part of a trackTo cancel the Divide Function You can undo a track divisionYou can divide a track while recording To cancel the Combine Function You can undo a track combinationTo cancel the Move Function Labeling Recordings Title FunctionTo label Make sure that the deck is Until To cancel labelingTo select If you entered the wrong characterLabeling tracks and MDs with the remote To select PressChanging an existing title Z Erasing all titles on a disc Name Erase FunctionMessage Meaning Display MessagesSystem Limitations Some tracks cannot be combined with othersTroubleshooting Inputs SpecificationsOptional accessories OutputsGuide to the Serial Copy Management System Index Additional Information IndexW, X, Y, Z Names of controls
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MDS-JE500 specifications

The Sony MDS-JE510 and MDS-JE500 are notable entries in the MiniDisc player/recorder category, reflecting Sony's commitment to high-quality audio at the turn of the millennium. These models showcase innovative features and technologies that cater to both casual listeners and audiophiles alike.

The MDS-JE510, released in the early 2000s, boasts advanced recording capabilities, including a high-speed digital transfer mechanism that allows users to record from various sources, such as CD players and radio tuners, with remarkable clarity. One of the standout features of the MDS-JE510 is its ability to support both standard and long-play recording modes. This flexibility enables users to choose between the traditional 74- or 80-minute discs or utilize extended recording for up to 320 minutes on a single disc, making it ideal for lengthy recordings, such as live concerts or lengthy mixes.

The MDS-JE500, an earlier model, also shares many features with the JE510. It includes an integrated digital signal processor that ensures optimal audio performance and minimal distortion. Both models are equipped with Optical Digital Input/Output connections, allowing for high-quality transfers and a seamless connection to other digital audio equipment.

In terms of playback capabilities, both models support various audio formats, delivering clear and powerful sound that enhances the listening experience. The users have the advantage of being able to create custom playlists and utilize a program feature that allows for easy playback of selected tracks, making them versatile tools for personalizing music collections.

Build quality is another aspect where both models shine. They feature robust construction, ensuring durability while maintaining an appealing aesthetic design. The intuitive interface, with clear controls and an easy-to-navigate display, enhances usability for both novice and seasoned users.

In conclusion, the Sony MDS-JE510 and MDS-JE500 stand out for their high-fidelity audio performance, user-friendly features, and sturdy construction. As part of the MiniDisc format's legacy, they hold a special place in the hearts of audio enthusiasts, reflecting a unique era in personal music consumption and recording. Their ability to deliver quality sound and recording flexibility makes them timeless models even many years after their release.
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