2004
MZ-NH900
MiniDisc
The MZ-NH900 combines full recording capability with a more refined physical build...
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The MZ-NH900 combines full recording capability with a more refined physical build. Its metal chassis increases rigidity and supports extended recording and playback.
Microphone, line, and optical inputs are all present. Hi-MD enables both compressed and Linear PCM recording. USB transfer integrates the device into computer-based workflows. On-device editing allows tracks to be adjusted without external software.
2004
MiniDisc
The MZ-NH900 combines full recording capability with a more refined physical build...
2004
MiniDisc
The MZ-NH900 combines full recording capability with a more refined physical build...


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