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2002
MZ-N707
MiniDisc
The MZ-N707 restores full recording flexibility while improving everyday usability...
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2002
MZ-N707
The MZ-N707 restores full recording flexibility while improving everyday usability. Microphone, line, and optical inputs are all present, allowing both voice and music recording without restriction.
USB transfer enables high-speed movement of compressed audio from a computer, while MDLP extends recording time. Digital and manual level control support both automated and controlled recording scenarios. A full remote changes how the device is used for playback, navigation, and track management without direct interaction with the main unit.
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Sony MiniDisc in 2002Explore every major Sony MiniDisc released in 2002.IncludesMZ-E10, MZ-E710, MZ-N10
NetMD ModelsNetMD brought MiniDisc into the PC era by adding high-speed music transfers and tighter integration with Sony's software ecosystem. These models represent the phase when MiniDisc shifted from standalone recording hardware toward computer-connected portable audio.IncludesMZ-N1, MZ-N10, MZ-S1
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2001 MZ-N1
The MZ-N1 was the first portable recorder to feature NetMD and expand MiniDisc recording to PC connectivity.
2002 MZ-N505
The MZ-N505 is a cost-conscious NetMD recorder that incorporates USB transfer while keeping everything else as simple as possible.
2002 MZ-S1
The MZ-S1 is an outdoor-oriented MiniDisc recorder that prioritizes durability and ease of use over compactness.
MiniDisc in 2002
2002 MZ-N10
The MZ-N10 is a flagship NetMD recorder that integrates the basic configuration of a recording device and early PC connectivity functions into a compact, all-in-one body.
2002 MZ-R910
The MZ-R910 is a higher-end MiniDisc recorder that enhances the sound quality and playback functions, bringing the later R series to a more refined form.
2002 MZ-E710
The MZ-E710 was a higher-end MiniDisc player with enhanced playback adjustment functions.
