1992 MZ-1
The MZ-1 was the first MiniDisc recorder to adopt random access discs instead of linear tape, significantly changing how recorded audio was handled.
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32 models
The MZ-1 was the first MiniDisc recorder to adopt random access discs instead of linear tape, significantly changing how recorded audio was handled.
The MZ-2P is a player-only model that positions MiniDisc playback as a standalone device by omitting the recording function.
The MZ-E2 is a MiniDisc player that incorporates early practical improvements regarding playback stability while maintaining a compact size.
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-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 MZ-R3 is a MiniDisc recorder that evolved early portable recording into a more flexible and sophisticated recording system.
The MZ-E30 is a compact MiniDisc player that combines the concept of jacket size with a practical size.
The MZ-E50 is a high-end MiniDisc player that achieves a slim and lightweight design through optimization of materials and structure.
The MZ-R30 is a MiniDisc recorder that evolved early portable recording into a more precise and user-friendly device.
The MZ-R4ST is a docking-type MiniDisc system that separates portability from a full-fledged recording environment.
The MZ-E20 was a portable MiniDisc player that adopted a vertical layout, prioritizing visibility and ease of use.
The MZ-E25 is a compact MiniDisc player with its power supply integrated into the main unit.
The MZ-E35 was a slim MiniDisc player that introduced a new operating style with its dedicated LCD remote control.
The MZ-EP10 is a MiniDisc player that focuses on ease of use when inserting and removing discs, and employs a top-loading mechanism.
The MZ-F40 is a player that integrates MiniDisc playback and radio into a single unit.
The MZ-R50 is a MiniDisc recorder that offers improved portability and ease of use compared to previous models.
The MZ-R5ST is a hybrid MiniDisc system with a configuration that separates portable recording and expansion connectivity.
The MZ-E33 is a compact MiniDisc player that prioritizes flexible power supply operation.
The MZ-E44 was a MiniDisc player that prioritized a balance between portability and ease of use.
The MZ-E45 inherited the same operating style as its predecessors, while incorporating subtle improvements for everyday use.
The MZ-E55 was a MiniDisc player that took the E series in a direction towards being smaller and lighter.
The MZ-R35 is a MiniDisc recorder that inherits the design of the MZ-R30 series, while prioritizing the continuation of the existing platform over new features.
The MZ-R55 is a MiniDisc recorder that maintains the basic configuration of a recording device while achieving miniaturization and power saving.
The MZ-E70 was a compact MiniDisc player that inherited the legacy of the E series while offering greater flexibility in power supply and portability.
The MZ-E75 was a mid-to-high-end MiniDisc player that offered enhanced playback capabilities while maintaining portability.
The MZ-E80 was a MiniDisc player that focused more on power saving and a revamped control system than on feature expansion.
The MZ-E90 is a compact MiniDisc player that has made significant progress in miniaturization and power saving.
The MZ-E95 was a MiniDisc player that featured a built-in battery design.
The MZ-R37 is a model that maintains the basic system while keeping the price down, and positions the recordable MiniDisc for the general market.
The MZ-R90 is a flagship MiniDisc recorder that maintains recording capabilities while achieving a smaller body size.
The MZ-R91 is a derivative model based on the same compact recording device platform, with differences in materials and exterior finish.
74 models
The MZ-B50 is a MiniDisc recorder that prioritizes standalone audio recording over portability.
The MZ-E500 was a mid-range MiniDisc player that supported MDLP playback while maintaining an efficiency-oriented configuration.
The MZ-E60 was a MiniDisc player that adopted a power supply configuration specifically designed for use with AA batteries.
The MZ-E700 was a high-end MiniDisc player that expanded usability during playback through features such as disc memory and additional settings.
The MZ-E77 was a compact MiniDisc player that prioritized ease of use and design over multi-functionality.
The MZ-E7W was a MiniDisc player that separated its control system from the main unit via a wristwatch-type wireless remote control.
The MZ-E800 was a mid-range MiniDisc player that achieved a higher level of completeness as a whole system, including peripherals, rather than just as a standalone unit.
The MZ-E900 was a high-end MiniDisc recorder that significantly expanded recording capacity through MDLP support.
The MZ-R70 is a cost-conscious MiniDisc recorder that maintains basic recording performance while streamlining its operation.
The MZ-R900 is a high-end MiniDisc recorder in the R series, featuring refined controls and display performance.
The MZ-B100 is a MiniDisc recorder that prioritizes ease of use and visibility, with audio recording as its primary purpose rather than music playback.
The MZ-E300 was a MiniDisc player with a focus on simplicity, with a limited set of features and accessories.
The MZ-E501 was a mid-range MiniDisc player that supported playback of long-recording discs thanks to its MDLP compatibility.
The MZ-E600 was a MiniDisc player that supported MDLP and offered improved stability and ease of use.
The MZ-E606W was a MiniDisc player that changed the way it was used by incorporating wireless operation.
The MZ-E707 was a high-end MiniDisc player that expanded the range of adjustments during playback while maintaining the supported formats.
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 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-N1 was the first portable recorder to feature NetMD and expand MiniDisc recording to PC connectivity.
The MZ-R500 is an entry-level MiniDisc recorder with streamlined functions, specializing in basic recording.
The MZ-R700 is a mid-range MiniDisc recorder that offers a full range of recording inputs while maintaining ease of use and reliability.
The MZ-R909 is a high-end MiniDisc recorder in the R series, featuring refined controls and display performance.
The MZ-E10 was a flagship MiniDisc player that pursued extreme thinness and compactness.
The MZ-E505 was a mid-range MDLP player that prioritized stable playback and ease of use over expanded processing capabilities.
The MZ-E710 was a higher-end MiniDisc player with enhanced playback adjustment functions.
The MZ-G755 is a MiniDisc recorder that features full recording capabilities, a built-in remote control radio, and allows you to enjoy MiniDisc and radio independently.
The MZ-N10 is a flagship NetMD recorder that integrates the basic configuration of a recording device and early PC connectivity functions into a compact, all-in-one body.
The MZ-N505 is a cost-conscious NetMD recorder that incorporates USB transfer while keeping everything else as simple as possible.
The MZ-N707 is a mid-range NetMD recorder that balances recording capabilities with everyday usability.
The MZ-R501 is an entry-level MiniDisc recorder in the R series, designed for direct recording and lacking PC connectivity.
The MZ-R701 is a practical, mid-range MiniDisc recorder that balances a wide range of inputs with ease of use.
The MZ-R910 is a higher-end MiniDisc recorder that enhances the sound quality and playback functions, bringing the later R series to a more refined form.
The MZ-S1 is an outdoor-oriented MiniDisc recorder that prioritizes durability and ease of use over compactness.
The MZ-B10 is a MiniDisc recorder primarily focused on audio recording rather than music, and is designed with a philosophy similar to that of a dictation machine.
The MZ-E310 was a simple MDLP player that focused on basic playback performance, omitting features found in higher-end models.
The MZ-E510 was a mid-range MDLP player that not only offered a high level of perfection as a playback-only device, but also enhanced build quality and ease of use.
The MZ-E610 was a playback-focused MDLP player that prioritized ease of use.
The MZ-E620 was an MDLP player that refined the playback platform of the same series to make it easier to use.
The MZ-E720 was a high-end MDLP player that enhanced sound quality and texture.
The MZ-E810SP was a MiniDisc player that supported both portable and stationary playback.
The MZ-N510 is an entry-level NetMD recorder that retains the direct recording functionality while also incorporating PC transfer capabilities.
The MZ-N710 is a mid-range NetMD recorder that maintains full recording capabilities while streamlining its operation.
The MZ-N910 is a highly refined recorder that represents the later NetMD generation, a model that combines high standards in both recording functionality and sound quality.
The MZ-NE410 is an entry-level NetMD-dedicated model configured primarily for PC transfer.
The MZ-NE810 is a USB-centric NetMD model that expands playback functionality while omitting the recording input.
The MZ-NF610 is a NetMD recorder that integrates radio functionality into the remote control in addition to full recording capabilities.
The MZ-NF810 is a model that comes close to the ultimate form of radio-integrated NetMD, with enhanced recording and playback capabilities.
The MZ-R410 is a basic MiniDisc recorder that maintains direct recording while omitting NetMD functionality.
The MZ-E520 was a compact MDLP player that prioritized playback performance over feature expansion.
The MZ-E630 was a later-generation MDLP player that focused on refining playback quality.
The MZ-E730 was a high-end MDLP player that combined playback adjustment functions with superior sound quality.
The MZ-EH1 was one of the earliest playback-only players compatible with the Hi-MD format.
The MZ-N420D is a NetMD model that combines USB transfer and radio functionality.
The MZ-N520 is an entry-level NetMD recorder that simplifies the design while retaining the necessary features for MiniDisc recording.
The MZ-N920 is the ultimate form of the later NetMD series, integrating recording performance and playback processing at a high level.
The MZ-NF520 is a NetMD model that combines USB transfer and radio functions, supporting dual-channel listening.
The MZ-NH1 was a recorder introduced as the flagship model during the early stages of Hi-MD development, featuring full recording capabilities and a highly rigid aluminum casing.
The MZ-NH3D is a simplified Hi-MD recorder that retains the minimum necessary recording functions while omitting many external inputs.
The MZ-NH600 is a Hi-MD recorder whose specifications vary significantly depending on the region, and its characteristics as a recording device differ from market to market.
The MZ-NH600D is a limited version of the NH600 series, with specifications optimized for USB transfer, and completely omitting optical and line inputs.
The MZ-NH700 is a mid-range Hi-MD recorder that, while lacking the material quality and build quality of higher-end models, offers a full range of inputs necessary for recording.
The MZ-NH900 is a high-end Hi-MD recorder that not only offers full recording capabilities but also boasts a refined build quality and overall construction.
The MZ-NHF800 is a regional variation based on the NH700 series, but with unique features in its control system, including the included remote control.
The Qualia 017 is a playback-only MiniDisc player that prioritizes the perfection of materials and structure over functionality.
The MZ-DH10P is an unusual Hi-MD device that integrates a portable recorder and a digital camera, and is a model that strongly reflects the experimental nature typical of the later MiniDisc era.
The MZ-DN430 is a simplified NetMD recorder built around USB transfer, a model that significantly reduces the features of conventional MiniDisc recorders.
The MZ-EH50 is an entry-level Hi-MD player that omits recording functions and advanced controls, focusing instead on basic playback capabilities.
The MZ-EH70 is a high-end Hi-MD player that prioritizes sound quality adjustment and ease of use during playback, rather than recording.
The MZ-EH930 is a compact Hi-MD player designed for long playback times, featuring both a built-in rechargeable battery and a sidecar battery for AA batteries.
The MZ-RH10 is a compact Hi-MD recorder that integrates recording functions into a small body.
The MZ-RH710 is a fully-featured Hi-MD recorder that retains the traditional recording style while incorporating new digital functions.
The MZ-RH910 is a premium Hi-MD recorder that brings together everything from the materials used and ease of operation to the freedom of recording.
The MZ-M200 is a model that was marketed under a different name in the US market and is Sony's last flagship MiniDisc recorder.
The MZ-RH1 is a NetMD recorder that primarily uses USB transfer and simplifies the recording path.