2001
MZ-R700
MiniDisc
The MZ-R700 restores full recording inputs while keeping the overall design straightforward and durable...
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The MZ-R700 restores full recording inputs while keeping the overall design straightforward and durable. Microphone, line, and optical inputs are all present, allowing both voice and music recording without restriction.
MDLP extends recording time, and G-Protection reduces skipping by buffering audio during playback. Digital and manual level control provide flexibility across different recording scenarios. A basic remote is included for playback control, though without a display, keeping most interaction centered on the main unit.
2001
MiniDisc
The MZ-R700 restores full recording inputs while keeping the overall design straightforward and durable...
2001
MiniDisc
The MZ-R700 restores full recording inputs while keeping the overall design straightforward and durable...
The MZ-G750 is a MiniDisc recorder based on the recording functions of the R700 series, with radio functionality integrated into the remote control.
The MZ-R500 is an entry-level MiniDisc recorder with streamlined functions, specializing in basic recording.
The MZ-R909 is a high-end MiniDisc recorder in the R series, featuring refined controls and display performance.
The MZ-N1 was the first portable recorder to feature NetMD and expand MiniDisc recording to PC connectivity.
The MZ-E606W was a MiniDisc player that changed the way it was used by incorporating wireless operation.
The MZ-E909 was a top-of-the-line MiniDisc player that achieved a high level of balance between superior materials and long playback performance.
The NW-MS11 is the second-generation Memory Stick Walkman, succeeding the NW-MS7 and supporting expanded storage capacity.
The WM-EX921 is a playback-only Walkman equipped with auto-reverse.
The D-E666 is a portable CD player equipped with an electronic anti-skip mechanism using G-Protection.
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