Source: MiniDisc Wiki contributors · September 3, 2026 snapshot · CC BY 4.0, except where otherwise credited.
Attribution and changes
Adapted from “Kenwood DM-VH7PC”. Links, layout and file names normalized; missing database fields restored; remote embeds replaced with links. Manufacturer manuals and separately credited photographs retain their original attribution.
| Name | DM-VH7PC |
|---|---|
| Manufacturer | Kenwood |
| Released | 2002/01 |
| Device type | deck |
| MDLP | Yes |
| NetMD | Not recorded |
| Hi-MD | No |
| Radio | No |
| Dimensions | 237 (height) x 96 (width) x 279 (depth) mm |
| Weight | 3100 |
| ATRAC ver | Not recorded |
| Power cable | AC |
| Price (launch) | Not recorded |
| ¥29 800 | |
| - | |
| Inputs | RCA in, Digital optical (TOSLINK) |
| Outputs | RCA out, Digital optical (TOSLINK), Speaker amplifier |
| Control | Not recorded |
Kenwood/sotec may have made custom software for its use Kenwood/sotec may have made custom software for its use (MiniDisc Wiki mirror)
This unit has a long and twisted story attached to it. Something about a company (Sotec?) buying up components and building thousands of PC's only to be unable to sell them, partnering with another firm which stuffed the components into a PC/AV unit case. The DM-VH7PC manual with the Kenwood logo is on the Onkyo site. And Onkyo also has Pioneer brand (AV equipment). Mentioned here
Content adapted from: Kenwood Spec Page Kenwood Spec Page (MiniDisc Wiki mirror) Product Page Product Page (MiniDisc Wiki mirror) av.watch zdnet.jp zdnet.jp (MiniDisc Wiki mirror) Manual / Spec page Sotec software page Sotec software page (MiniDisc Wiki mirror)






