2004 MZ-N920
The MZ-N920 is the ultimate form of the later NetMD series, integrating recording performance and playback processing at a high level.
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The MZ-NH600 exists in two configurations depending on region, creating a split between full recording capability and USB-focused operation. In versions with line and optical inputs, it functions as a traditional recorder with added digital transfer support.
Hi-MD increases storage capacity and supports higher-quality recording modes. USB transfer reduces reliance on real-time recording. A standard AA battery keeps the power system simple and replaceable.


The MZ-N920 is the ultimate form of the later NetMD series, integrating recording performance and playback processing at a high level.
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