1997
MZ-E25
MiniDisc
The MZ-E25 simplifies power management by keeping battery options inside the unit itself...
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The MZ-E25 simplifies power management by keeping battery options inside the unit itself. It supports both a gumstick battery and a single AA cell internally, removing the need for external battery attachments.
Controls are distributed along the edges and rear, separating playback from sound adjustments such as bass boost and volume limiting. Playback remains standard, with basic shock protection and no expanded processing features.
1997
MiniDisc
The MZ-E25 simplifies power management by keeping battery options inside the unit itself...
1997
MiniDisc
The MZ-E25 simplifies power management by keeping battery options inside the unit itself...
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