Sony MZ-E44
Brand: Sony
The Sony MZ-E44 is a portable MiniDisc (MD) player released by Sony in the late 1990s. MiniDiscs were intended to be a more durable and versatile alternative to traditional cassette tapes, as they were rewritable, fast-forward and rewind compatible, and could store up to 74 minutes of stereo audio. The MZ-E44 came equipped with a AM/FM radio, a built-in microphone for voice memos, and a playback feature that allowed users to dub MDs onto cassette tapes or other MD players. Additionally, the device had a compact and lightweight design, making it easy to carry on-the-go. The Sony MZ-E44 was part of Sony's efforts to popularize the MiniDisc format, which saw a decline in demand due to the rise of digital music storage and streaming services. Nonetheless, MiniDiscs continue to have a niche following, especially among collectors of vintage audio equipment.
- Type: Minidisc Player
- Track System: 2-channel stereo
- Sampling Frequency: 44.1kHz
- Optical Pickup: ODX-1A/1B
- Frequency Response: 20Hz to 20kHz
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- Accessories: headphones with remote control
- Dimensions: 87 x 17.8 x 91.5 mm
- Weight: 0.115 kg
- Year: 1998
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