2002
MZ-R910
MiniDisc
The MZ-R910 refines the late R-series with improved materials and expanded playback control while keeping...
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The MZ-R910 refines the late R-series with improved materials and expanded playback control while keeping full recording flexibility. Microphone, line, and optical inputs support both analog and digital recording.
ATRAC Type-R improves recording quality in standard play mode, while MDLP extends recording time. Playback features include speed adjustment without pitch change and customizable sound settings. The magnesium body reduces weight while maintaining rigidity, and Personal Disc Memory stores playback settings for individual discs.
2002
MiniDisc
The MZ-R910 refines the late R-series with improved materials and expanded playback control while keeping...
2002
MiniDisc
The MZ-R910 refines the late R-series with improved materials and expanded playback control while keeping full recording...
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