1995 MZ-B3
The MZ-B3 is a voice recording-focused model that expands the MiniDisc format from music use to voice recording use.
2000
MZ-B50
The MZ-B50 is a MiniDisc recorder built for voice capture, with a layout that favors standalone use over portability. A built-in stereo microphone and integrated speaker allow recording and playback without external equipment, making it suitable for meetings, interviews, and dictation.
Recording behavior is simplified with automatic gain control and voice-activated recording, while playback speed can be increased for faster review and speech-focused processing improves intelligibility. Line and optical inputs remain available for external sources, but the system is centered on internal recording and appends new recordings to the end of the disc.
Related MiniDisc
2001 MZ-G750
The MZ-G750 is a MiniDisc recorder based on the recording functions of the R700 series, with radio functionality integrated into the remote control.
2001 MZ-R700
The MZ-R700 is a mid-range MiniDisc recorder that offers a full range of recording inputs while maintaining ease of use and reliability.
MiniDisc in 2000
2000 MZ-R900
The MZ-R900 is a high-end MiniDisc recorder in the R series, featuring refined controls and display performance.
2000 MZ-E900
The MZ-E900 was a high-end MiniDisc recorder that significantly expanded recording capacity through MDLP support.
2000 MZ-E7W
The MZ-E7W was a MiniDisc player that separated its control system from the main unit via a wristwatch-type wireless remote control.
Sony portable audio in 2000
Network Walkman
2000 NW-MS9
The NW-MS9 is a second-generation Memory Stick Walkman, a smaller version based on the NW-MS7.
Walkman
2000 WM-EX615
The WM-EX615 is a playback-only Walkman equipped with auto-reverse.
Discman
2000 D-E999
The D-E999 is a portable CD player equipped with an electronic anti-skip mechanism using G-Protection.
