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Kenwood XM-7MD

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Manufacturer
Kenwood
Model / source grouping
XM-7MD
Device type
bookshelf
MDLP modes
No
NetMD interface
No
Hi-MD support
No

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Name XM-7MD
Manufacturer Kenwood
Released 1997/08
Device type bookshelf
Recorder Recorder
MDLP No
NetMD No
Hi-MD No
Radio Yes
Dimensions (MD) W270 x H124 x D332mm (amp) W 270 x H 104 x D 343mm
Weight (MD) 3.1kg (amp) 4.9kg
ATRAC ver 4
Battery Not recorded Not recorded
Battery notes Not recorded
Sidecar (depr) Not recorded
Voltage Not recorded
Power cable Not recorded
Price (launch) Not recorded
¥199 800
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Inputs Digital optical (TOSLINK), CD, Radio recording
Outputs Speaker amplifier
Control Not recorded

Features: Includes 2 MD drives and 6 CD changer. ATRAC 4.0, 20 bit D/A and A/D. On touch MD to MD copying, in analog, with titles copied simultaneously. One CD can be copied to two MDs simultaneously. Can record from CD to one MD drive while simultaneously recording from tuner or aux input to the other MD drive. Relay recording can record one whole MD then continue recording on the MD in the other drive. Kanji titling and display. Kenwood's D.R.I.V.E. circuitry. Japanese domestic tuner (76MHz to 90MHz). Optional cyber titler keyboard, plugs into unit and also prints labels. Sampling rate converter. New "quick move" and "quick erase" editing functions allow you to select an entire set of tracks to be moved to a new spot, or erased. 'New Preview' function (?).

Content adapted from: Kenwood Press Release Kenwood Press Release (MiniDisc Wiki mirror) Minidisc.org Summary

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