1995
MZ-R3
MiniDisc
The MZ-R3 expands early MiniDisc recording into a more flexible system...
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The MZ-R3 expands early MiniDisc recording into a more flexible system. Microphone, line, and optical inputs support both analog and digital recording across a wide range of sources.
Recording control includes both automatic and manual level adjustment, while editing functions such as divide, combine, move, and titling allow recordings to be organized directly on the device. Date and time stamping adds context, and multiple battery options extend runtime.
1995
MiniDisc
The MZ-R3 expands early MiniDisc recording into a more flexible system...
1995
MiniDisc
The MZ-R3 expands early MiniDisc recording into a more flexible system...


The MZ-R2 is a second-generation model that maintains the basic performance of a MiniDisc recorder while achieving miniaturization and system simplification.
The MZ-R30 is a MiniDisc recorder that evolved early portable recording into a more precise and user-friendly device.
The MZ-B3 is a voice recording-focused model that expands the MiniDisc format from music use to voice recording use.
The MZ-E3 is an early-generation portable MiniDisc player that strongly retains the design philosophy from before the miniaturization trend.
The WM-WX1 is a playback-only Walkman equipped with auto-reverse.
The D-777 is a high-end portable CD player with a compact, slim design and a high-quality audio output configuration.
The WM-EX811 is a playback-only Walkman equipped with auto-reverse.
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