Denon DMD-M7

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Name	DMD-M7
Manufacturer	Denon
Released	1998/01
Device type	deck
MDLP	No
NetMD	No
Hi-MD	No
Radio	No
Dimensions	Width 210 x Height 94 x Depth 317 mm
Weight	2500
ATRAC ver	4.5
Power cable	Not recorded
Price (launch)	Not recorded
Price (launch)	¥60 000
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Inputs	RCA in, Digital optical (TOSLINK)
Outputs	3.5mm headphone, RCA out, Digital optical (TOSLINK)
Control	Not recorded

Denon DMD-M7

MD deck of Lapisia series. UDRA-M7 (AMP), UDCM-M7 (CD), DMD-M7 (MD), DRR-M7 (Cassette), USC-M7 (Speaker)

It is equipped with MD-specific editing functions such as divide, move, combine, and erase. In addition, it is equipped with a CD-SRS function, and one-touch recording from a CD is possible by connecting to the high component mini D-M7 system.

The sampling rate converter is carried and the sampling frequency of 32kHz / 48kHz of BS / CS broadcasting and DAT can be automatically converted to 44.1kHz of MD.

It is equipped with two optical digital input terminals and one digital output.

You can enter the title name, song name, artist name, etc. up to 100 characters per song using katakana, alphabets (uppercase / lowercase), numbers, and symbols. Data can be written smoothly by using the jog dial.

Up to 14 characters can be displayed on the display, and those exceeding 14 characters are scrolled and displayed.

Comes with a wireless remote control.

Content adapted from: audio-heritage.jp ks19561005.sakura.ne.jp (claims release in 1997) Sony insider thread (claims to have purchased on Dec 9 1997 for $935)