2004
MZ-EH1
MiniDisc
The MZ-EH1 is part of the first players built for the Hi-MD format, supporting both standard MiniDiscs...
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The MZ-EH1 is part of the first players built for the Hi-MD format, supporting both standard MiniDiscs and higher-capacity Hi-MD discs. Hi-MD increases storage capacity and enables playback of both compressed formats and uncompressed audio.
The unit is playback-only and depends on external recorders or computers to create Hi-MD content. The remote includes a multi-line display with detailed track information, including Japanese character support. Power comes from a lithium polymer battery that provides higher capacity in a smaller space.
2004
MiniDisc
The MZ-EH1 is part of the first players built for the Hi-MD format, supporting both standard MiniDiscs...
2004
MiniDisc
The MZ-EH1 is part of the first players built for the Hi-MD format, supporting both standard MiniDiscs and higher-capacity...


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