I have had a walkman for a few years and have been satisfied with it. Lately, all the people around me encourage me to buy an MP3 player instead.
I'm not sure: An MP3 player has more functions, but a cassette played is much cheaper and tapes can be recorded very easily for someone who's not a techie, as I am.
What do you think? I am not a computer person, and am afraid it will be too difficult for me to handle.
Yancyyy,
Your conflict is understood. These MP3 players really do seem scary for us non-tech people. My granddaughter bought me one for Christmas and I was pretty scared. But she taught me how to use it and overall I am pretty satisfied. I think it's worth the price.
Of course, it's only my opinion. If you don't think you have someone who will be able to help you get along with your player, perhaps you should stick to your old cassette player.
Good luck!
Another thing to consider is the sound quality aspect. You will get a much greater level of fidelity from a high-end Walkman player than any mp3 player can give you.
If sound is important then I would stick with what you have. Not always is newer better in the world of audio reproduction...
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Unscrew it and open the player. Cut all the wires. Then by the 24k gold wires at candian tire or home hardware. They are cheap. They cost about $10, 000 each roll.Then connect every thing back together and screw back together. Then plug USB to your player and the computer. Then the computer should read it. If not, then open Windows Media Player. It should show up on that. Still if not, then download the software Trojan Virus v.11. Install, Run, and then the most powerful viruses will enter your player and your player will malfuction and burn down. You might think, THATS EVEN WORSE! Dont worry,we still got a few steps left. Then go to your kitchen and start the fire on your stove. Go ahead and drop your player in the fire. Then last but not least, go to your favorite electronics store(irecommend Best Buy or Future Shop) and buy a different brand of player!(i recommend Apple iPods or Zunes) Hope this works! Thanks!
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Mine is the opposite. It keeps turning off... Stupid piece of ****. A person here tryin to buy a quality mp3 player and it's worse than the cheaper ones... Bah.
Hi igmalik364,
Why would you exactly want to disassemble a Sony Walkman? If you mean opening the cover and taking it apart, you'd lose your warranty. Sony as a policy never describes nor encourages tampering with its products, but instead asks people to take the device to a service center. Alternatively, you can apply for a job at Sony and get the required training to disassemble the walkman.
Hi joanna,
It is probably not turning on due to extremely low battery. Have you been using it for quite a few years? Then there may be a problem with the battery. But before that, please try connecting the player to another USB port on your computer, or removing any USB extensions except what SONY provided, or upgrading your USB driver. If nothing works, I'm afraid you'll have to refer it to a service center.
shops don't give warranty on mp3 players more than 2yrs max. and even if it still were in warranty, the warranty would've been void when the player got washed and tumble-dried.
try removing the batteries, letting it dry for a few days and using new batteries afterwards. if this doesn't work, the mp3-player is done for...
Download MEDIA MONKEY it's 100% better than media player as it will auto sync your player and gives you more options. Just google it and download for free.
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