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1999
MZ-E75
MiniDisc
The MZ-E75 expands playback control while maintaining a practical portable form...
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1999
MZ-E75
The MZ-E75 expands playback control while maintaining a practical portable form. It includes extended shock protection for more stable playback and a backlit remote for navigation and track information.
Sound adjustment is more developed, with bass and treble tunable across multiple steps and stored as user profiles. A one-touch eject mechanism simplifies disc handling, and dual headphone outputs allow two listeners to share playback directly from the unit.
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