
Sony
Sony MDS-JE330 MiniDisc Deck Player/Recorder
Relive the Minidisc Era with the Sony MDS-JE330 Minidisc DeckThe Sony MDS-JE330 is a minidisc player/recorder offering a unique way to enjoy and create digital audio. With its high-quality sound reproduction and versatile connectivity options, this deck is perfect for audiophiles and music enthus...
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Overview
Relive the Minidisc Era with the Sony MDS-JE330 Minidisc Deck
The Sony MDS-JE330 is a minidisc player/recorder offering a unique way to enjoy and create digital audio. With its high-quality sound reproduction and versatile connectivity options, this deck is perfect for audiophiles and music enthusiasts.
- Type: Minidisc Player/Recorder
- Track System: 2-channel stereo
- Sampling Frequency: 44.1kHz
- Frequency Response: 5Hz to 20kHz
- Signal to Noise Ratio: 94dB
- Analogue Inputs: 125mV (line)
- Analogue Outputs: 2.0V (line)
- Digital Inputs: Optical
- Dimensions: 430 x 95 x 290mm
- Weight: 3.5kg
- Accessories: Remote control
Specifications
Media Type
MiniDisc
Function
Deck Player/Recorder
Frequently Asked Questions
What type of audio media does the Sony MDS-JE330 use?
The Sony MDS-JE330 is designed to play and record on MiniDisc media, a digital audio format.
Can this device record audio?
Yes, the Sony MDS-JE330 functions as both a MiniDisc player and a recorder.
Is this a standalone stereo system?
No, the MDS-JE330 is a MiniDisc deck component designed to integrate into an existing stereo system, requiring separate amplifiers and speakers.
What brand manufactures this MiniDisc deck?
This MiniDisc deck is manufactured by Sony.
Are MiniDiscs still readily available?
MiniDisc is a legacy audio format, so while media can still be found, it may not be as widely available as more current formats.