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Sony Net MD Walkman MZ-N420DPS Personal MiniDisc Player Review

Based on 61 users, the Sony Net MD Walkman MZ-N420DPS Personal MiniDisc is overall a very good product. People rate it most highly for Ease Of Use. If you're in the market for a Minidisc Player, we suggest you try the Sony Net MD Walkman MZ-N420DPS Personal MiniDisc.

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Product Ratings

Overall (61 Reviews)

Amazon.com (40 Reviews)
Pricegrabber.com (10 Reviews)
Shopping.com (5 Reviews)

Specs & Features

Released

over 3 years ago

Anti Skip Buffer

G-Protection By Sony

Recordable

Recordable

2x Playback

Auto Track Mark

Bass Boosting

Battery Life

56 hrs.

Depth

3 in.

Disc Track Naming

Editing Tools

Headphones

Height

1.25 in.

Inputs

Optical

Optical Cable Included

Outputs

Headphones

Power Source

Battery

Random Play

Release Date

June, 2004

Remote Control

Repeat Play

Sampling Rate Converter

Weight

0.25 lbs

Width

3.25 in.

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What People Say

It use less power so only one battery can play many hours like advertized from Pricegrabber.com Sound quality is excellent and it has long playback time on a single AA battery. from Pricegrabber.com It is virtually unbreakable, the software is incredibly easy to use (even for a non-computer person), transfer rate is great, and the quality of the music and battery life is unbelievable. from Nextag.com The long battery life with just one AA-size battery and the superb sound quality are enough reasons for you to buy this player. from Nextag.com It's easy to use, the discs hold five hours music each, and it's convenient. from Shopping.com It's quick and pretty easy to use. from Shopping.com You can also transfer files using RealOne Player with the Sony NetMd plugin. from Pricegrabber.com The Bottom Line: The software is good at burning and managing music files. from Shopping.com The supplied software (SonicStage) is simple and easy to use, but V2.0 (the version included with my unit) did not allow me to tranfer more than one song at a time. from Pricegrabber.com The soundstage program that the player uses is a lot like iTunes; it has its own proprietary format that is really just MP3 with a different file extension title. from Amazon.com