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Otari MR-10

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Manufacturer
Otari
Model / source grouping
MR-10
Device type
pro
MDLP modes
No
NetMD interface
No
Hi-MD support
No

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Adapted from “Otari MR-10”. 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.

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Name MR-10
Manufacturer Otari
Released 1995/01
Device type pro
Recorder Recorder
MDLP No
NetMD No
Hi-MD No
Radio No
Dimensions Not recorded
Weight Not recorded
ATRAC ver Not recorded
Battery Not recorded Not recorded
Battery notes Not recorded
Sidecar (depr) Not recorded
Voltage 100
Power cable Not recorded
Price (launch) Not recorded
Not recorded
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Inputs N/A, XLR in, Digital coaxial
Outputs XLR out, Digital coaxial
Control Not recorded

The MR-10 MiniDisc recorder/player and MR-10-P (play only version) are the newest additions to Otari's expanding line of digital products. Designed for stereo broadcast, production, sound effects, and sound reinforcement applications, the MR-10 offers SPDIF Type 2 digital I/O's and a full function remote are standard features. A 16 character LCD display permits fuller titling and a front panel headphone jack allows for easier listening and editing. Features like auto monitoring put the MR-10 into monitor input mode unless the unit is in playing back. Next play mode, repeat play, mono/stereo switching, rehearse mode, 74 minutes of record time and a host of other features make the MR-10 an economical way to record and manipulate digital quality audio.

Compatible with the optional titling remote Otari CB-159

Content adapted from: Otari Product Page (archive) Otari Product Page (archive) (MiniDisc Wiki mirror)

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RegionJapan