1999
MZ-R91
MiniDisc
The MZ-R91 uses the same compact recorder platform as the flagship model while changing materials...
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The MZ-R91 uses the same compact recorder platform as the flagship model while changing materials and exterior presentation. Optical, line, and microphone inputs remain unchanged, preserving full recording flexibility.
Its internal design and battery performance remain largely the same, including the same low-power architecture and feature set for editing, naming, and playback. The main differences appear in construction, with a slightly thicker and heavier body replacing the magnesium shell.
1999
MiniDisc
The MZ-R91 uses the same compact recorder platform as the flagship model while changing materials...
1999
MiniDisc
The MZ-R91 uses the same compact recorder platform as the flagship model while changing materials and exterior presentation...
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