Sony MZ-N1 MiniDisc player/recorder (silver). Quantity 1. Used.
** No other items, batteries, or accessories are included in the sale **
Summary:
A functional device with very minor callouts regarding the appearance.
Product Condition (Appearance):
Display Panel - No noticeable scratches.
Front Face - A few tiny marks.
Sides - No callouts.
Rear Face - One or two tiny marks.
No dents or signs of crushing.
All external facing screws present and tightened.
Product Condition (Functionality):
The device is functional.
See test results and photographs for detail.
Player / Recorder Unit:
Sony MZ-N1 (silver)
Power Via Rechargeable Gumstick Battery - OK ** Rechargeable gumstick battery is not included in the sale **
Power Via External Battery Case - OK ** External battery case is not included in the sale **
Power Via AC Adapter - OK ** AC adapter is not included in the sale **
Power Via Battery Charging Stand - Not tested ** Battery charging stand is not included in the sale **
Audio Playback - OK - Played over an hour of audio with no issues
Audio Output (Headphone Jack) - OK
Recording Via External Microphone (Analogue) - OK
Recording Via LINE IN (Analogue) - OK
Recording Via Optical Cable (Digital) - OK
Recording Via PC and Battery Charging Stand - Not tested
Display Panel - OK
Play - OK
Pause - OK
Stop - OK
Previous Track - OK
Next Track - OK
End Search - OK
Record - OK
Group/Cancel - OK
Volume Up - OK
Volume Down - OK
Track Mark - OK
Jog Dial Operation - OK
Hold - OK
Disk Insert - OK
Disk Eject - OK
Device Setting Details:
AVLS set to OFF
Beep set to ON
REC Posi set to From End
Power Mode set to Normal
Microphone Sensitivity set to High
Synchro Rec set to ON
Product Information:
Released in 2002, the Sony MZ-N1 is the first NetMD recorder. It has both playback and recording functionality.
All of the menu items are displayed in English. For example, 'EDIT', 'DISPLAY', 'PLAY MODE', 'SOUND', and so on.
It was sold with the RM-MC12ELK inline remote control in Japan.
It weighs 90 grams without a battery or disc installed.
It has a 3.5 mm headphone jack for audio output.
It features support for:
- MDLP
- NetMD
- Anti-shock G-PROTECTION
- ATRAC type R
- Personal disc memory
Hopefully this information is clear and covers everything you need, but don't hesitate to reach out if you have any questions.
