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User Manual: CA-MD70

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User Manual: CA-MXS5RMD

Features: CD/MD/Tuner. 4X CD->MD recording speed (only 2X if using MDLP modes). Supports MD Group function. "DD Speaker" system (supposedly) increases the ideal listening position for the user. Vibrations are suppressed to the unit via a vibration dampening pad and the design of the ribbed frame structure of the housing. Extra bass provided by the accompanying subwoofer. Easy connection to a PC via front-mounted USB interface (Windows 98/98SE/ME/2000 compatible). 5-stage treble and bass adjusts, also digital record level adjust. Child-lock feature, digital record level control.

Links: JVC's official Japanese page for the NX-MD1000. JVC also has a simpler version of this system with a more basic set of speakers, the NX-MD1.

Specs: 20W + 20W amplifier, AC100V. 10.5cm woofer, 2cm tweeter. 17cm subwoofer. World band FM section.

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Features: 3CD/1MD. MDLP support. Double-speed CD-to-MD recording, LCD display with 8 preset and 2 user-settable colours out of 24 for backlight, Selectable positive/negative LCD, Display dimmer and contrast control, Multi-function joystick, Active Bass Extension (on/off), Live Surround, S.E.A. electronic equalisations, RDS tuner, 32-track programme/random/repeat play (CD/MD), 5-mode MD edit, MD title reserve function, 1st track rec/CD synchro recording, Sampling rate converter, Remote control with MD title input.

Specs: 25W+25W maximum output. 2-way, 2-speaker, bass-reflex design: 13.5cm cone woofer and 5cm cone tweeter.

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User Manual: MX-S6MDR

Features: First MDLP compact bookshelf system. Incorporates CD/MD/Cassette/AM/FM. Simultaneous CD recording to MD and tape possible. High speed (2x) CD->MD dubbing with SCMS and HCMS copy prohibition. AM/FM Tuner With RDS EON, Remote Control, Analog Recording Sync, Variable Colour Illuminated Motorised Sliding Fascia.

Variants: JVC-UXA70MDR available in UK apparently does not include cassette deck.

Links: JVC's Japanese page for the unit.

Specs: World-band [76.0 MHz-108.0 MHz] FM tuner. Audio input sensitivity/impedance (@1khz) 400mv/48k-ohm, Audio output level/impedance (@1khz) 260mv/5.8 k-ohm, Seaker terminals 4-16 ohm, Amp: EIAJ: 30W, UK: 44 watts @ 4 ohm (max), 40 watts @ 4 ohm (10% thd)

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User Manual: UX-A70MD

Features: First MDLP bookshelf system. 3 CD changer with independent trays. High speed CD->MD copying. Selectable display colors.

Links: JVC's Japanese page for the unit.

Specs: World band FM tuner. Amp: 50 W (into 6 ohms, EIAJ).

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Features: CD rec-start button. MD section: 1 bit DAC and ADC. Titling possible during recording or playback. Sampling rate converter. CD section: 3 CD player (with independent drawers). 1 bit DAC. Both CD and MD: Program (up to 32 tracks), smart random, and repeat play modes. 15 track program chart. Full function keyboard remote for titling. Programmable timer (Daily/Record/Sleep). JVC Compu-link system for inter-component communications and control.

Links: JVC's EX-MD90 page.

Specs: Amp: 20 watts per channel.

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Features: 3 CD Changer, 1 MD Recorder. Active Bass Extension, 5 preset and 1 manual equalization, 3 mode SUPER Live Surround, COMPU LINK COMPU PLAY, Optical digital MD Title Reserve function input, Digital synthesizer tuner, 30 station memory (15 AM, 15 FM), 3 way speaker system.

Links: JVC's page for this unit.

Specs: Power output: 50 watts per channel, 1-bit D/A converter.

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User Manual: MX-MD70

Features: 1 bit ADC and DAC. 20 step Program/random/repeat play modes. 15 track program chart. CD synchro start recording. Sampling rate converter. Motor-driven volume control. 15 AM and 15 FM station memory with Auto Preset. Clock/Timer with 20-minute back-up and "Snooze" function.

Links: JVC's FD-MD9000 page. AudioFile does a review of the UX-MD9000R (nearly identical to the FD-MD9000).

Notes: One user praises the bass response of the UX-MD9000R:

I just tested JVC UX-MD9000R, for a neighbor... Its a incredible tiny bookshelf unit, with diminutive (even smaller) speakers... I had to admit that I was in first hand testing Sony 333 one more time, but I want to give very good advice, so I also listen carefully on all others (six units from JVC, Sharp and Sony) including Sony's slim line "boombox" who have almost NO bass, at all... I couldn't believe my eyes, when the miniature JVC had the deepest and clearest bass (!!) of them all and they didn't sound any "boxy" either - even if you cant play loud, with this black masterpiece... You can actually only play with very modest volume, if you want the full register - but then it play the DEEP church organ, on my test MD clear and better than anyone else, so the single element pump about a centimeter... A single element, also means great definition and to my second surprise, clear airy treble! But the machine cost $700 here, so something is bad and the remote is plain ugly... Other vice, I love the look, with the shiny black speakers - - even if the ergonomics stinks, with no volume knob and all controls on the top. Check it out, if you never need to play loud!! - Blomberg (vd) Mystre KB

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User Manual: FS-MD9000

Features: 2 MD, 3 CD changer. 2X CD to MD dubbing speed. Auxiliary synchronized recording,

Links: JVC's Japanese page for this unit. The T-Station has further information on this unit.

Specs: 40W + 40W.

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Features:

• Non-MDLP
• MD->MD dubbing (analog, realtime)
• 3 CD Changer
• 3+1 MD Changer, allows continuous stereo recording (of radio programs, etc) on up to 3 MDs (240m)
• Active Bass Extension
• 5 preset and 1 manual equalization
• 3 mode SUPER Live Surround
• COMPU LINK COMPU PLAY
• Optical digital MD Title Reserve function input
• Digital synthesizer tuner
• 30 station memory (15 AM, 15 FM)
• 3 way speaker system.
• Timer modes: daily/record/sleep.
• Flourescent display
• Full function remote.
• World band FM Tuner: 87.5 - 108.0MHz

Links: JVC's page for this unit.

Specs: Power output: 50 watts per channel, 1-bit D/A converter.

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User Manual: MX-WMD90

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