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2000
MZ-E60
MiniDisc
The MZ-E60 is built around a single battery strategy, relying entirely on AA battery operation with no...
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2000
MZ-E60
The MZ-E60 is built around a single battery strategy, relying entirely on AA battery operation with no internal rechargeable system or direct DC input.
Playback remains standard, with control handled through the unit and a basic remote display. The pop-open eject mechanism simplifies disc handling. The remote includes an LCD for track information but lacks backlighting. Shock protection provides basic buffering.
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