You can change the settings to record in mono, which is good if you're recording 1960s mono LPs, and this doubles the disc capacity from 74 minutes to 148 minutes or from 80 minutes to 160 minutes. It's actually a couple of minutes more than that as the discs capacity is slightly higher than stated. I have two of these JE330 models. One is in service and the other is in a box in case the first one dies. As I only paid £50 for one and the other one was free with a load of discs that I bought it was a no brainer. I also have 3 micro systems with built in MiniDisc recorders and about 50 portable machines, some just players but, mostly recorders.
nice, you got the remote control too 👍🏻
Remotes are nice!!!
You can change the settings to record in mono, which is good if you're recording 1960s mono LPs, and this doubles the disc capacity from 74 minutes to 148 minutes or from 80 minutes to 160 minutes. It's actually a couple of minutes more than that as the discs capacity is slightly higher than stated. I have two of these JE330 models. One is in service and the other is in a box in case the first one dies. As I only paid £50 for one and the other one was free with a load of discs that I bought it was a no brainer. I also have 3 micro systems with built in MiniDisc recorders and about 50 portable machines, some just players but, mostly recorders.
I have the exact same model. I still use it today. I've been using mini disc recorders for 40 years.
Cheap MiniDisc deck recorders have hardly anything inside.
Step up to at least a MDS-JB920 and you get better internal components.