2004
MZ-N520
MiniDisc
The MZ-N520 keeps both analog and digital recording paths while adding USB transfer...
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The MZ-N520 keeps both analog and digital recording paths while adding USB transfer. Line and optical inputs support recording from external sources, while USB provides a second path through computer-based audio.
MDLP extends recording time through compression, and ATRAC Type-S improves playback of those recordings. Optical input allows direct digital recording. A single AA battery keeps the power system simple and easy to replace.
2004
MiniDisc
The MZ-N520 keeps both analog and digital recording paths while adding USB transfer...
2004
MiniDisc
The MZ-N520 keeps both analog and digital recording paths while adding USB transfer...


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