Abstract: As Sony's robust, and compressed alternative to the DAT, MD was unique, and one of Sony's great portable audio achievements.Sony hug it a bit too long and protected it a bit too much. By the time they really got into the MP3 market, MD was dead. And they...
A world in which Sony does not lead the middle and top end of the DAP market is thankfully a bitter past. Sony's disappointing A-series Walkman are long gone. And so are fiddly controls whose sole capital is size. The ZX300 pulls its weight both stylistic...
Abstract: Enjoy the video!His full written review will be online soon, I for one look forward to it.We'll be back next week with another video. What about? Not idea yet but it will be something completely different. What? We have no idea yet, but it will again be...
Great clarity and detail, Wealth of file options, including MQA support, Fine build and intuitive UI,
Lacks punch and struggles with grander dynamic shifts, No streaming support as offered by class leader,
This might not be the Walkman that will see Sony command the market for personal music players as once it did, but ultimately it is very close.It's been our line for a while now, but if there was a little more punch and excitement, this player could be lo...
Sufficient storage, DAC capability, Can be paired wirelessly
Price
Overall, a great Walkman if you are fussy about the audio quality of your audio players, with an added DAC function for computer audio.(previously published in issue February)...
