Sony MZ-R900 MiniDisc player/recorder (silver). Quantity 1. Used.
** No other items, batteries, or accessories are included in the sale **
Summary:
A functional device with some callouts regarding the appearance.
Product Condition (Appearance):
Display Panel - No callouts.
Front Face - Some scratches and marks, most notably just below the WALKMAN logo.
Sides - A few tiny marks. A few tiny chips on some of the edges.
Rear Face - A couple of small scratches. A small bit of paint worn away on the corner of the battery cover.
All external facing screws present and tightened.
No dents or signs of crushing.
Product Condition (Functionality):
The device is functional, both as a player and recorder.
See test results and photographs for detail.
Player / Recorder Unit:
Sony MZ-R900 (silver)
Power Via Rechargeable Gumstick Battery - OK ** Rechargeable gumstick battery is not included in the sale **
Power Via External AA 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 **
Audio Playback - OK - Played Fields of Gold: The Best of Sting 1984–1994 (17 tracks) from start to finish with no issues.
Audio Output (Headphone Jack) - OK
Character Display - OK
Recording Via External Microphone (Analogue) - OK
Recording Via LINE IN (Analogue) - OK
Recording Via Optical Cable (Digital) - OK
Menu / Enter - OK
Volume Down - OK
Volume Up - OK
End Search - OK
Rec Mode - OK
Record - OK
Pause - OK
Charge / Stop - OK
Track Mark - OK
Skip to Next Track - OK
Play - OK
Skip to Previous Track - OK
Hold - OK
Synchro Rec - OK
Disk Insert - OK
Disk Eject - OK
Device Setting Details:
AVLS set to OFF
Beep set to ON
Sound set to OFF
Personal Disc Memory erased
Product Information:
Released in 2000, the Sony MZ-R900 is the successor to the MZ-R55. It has both playback and recording functionality.
It weighs 94 grams without a battery or disc installed.
It has a 3.5 mm headphone jack for audio output.
It features support for:
- MDLP
- Personal disc memory
- Program play mode
- Date stamp
- Digital recording level controls
- Eight step bass/treble settings
- Melody timer
Hopefully this information is clear and covers everything you need, but don't hesitate to reach out if you have any questions.
