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Pioneer MJ-F21

Source reference · needs review · MiniDisc Wiki, September 2026 snapshot · Source edited 2023-02-13

Manufacturer
Pioneer
Model / source grouping
MJ-F21
Device type
deck
MDLP modes
No
NetMD interface
No
Hi-MD support
No

Capabilities above are source-stated. USB transfer direction, software requirements and regional variants need separate checks.

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Source: MiniDisc Wiki contributors · September 3, 2026 snapshot · CC BY 4.0, except where otherwise credited.

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Adapted from “Pioneer MJ-F21”. 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 MJ-F21
Manufacturer Pioneer
Released 1996/10
Device type deck
Recorder Recorder
MDLP No
NetMD No
Hi-MD No
Radio No
Dimensions W 190 X H 80.5 X D 279mm
Weight 2300
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
¥56 000
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Inputs RCA in, Digital optical (TOSLINK)
Outputs RCA out, Digital optical (TOSLINK)
Control Not recorded

Pioneer MJ-F21, Sold as the MD component of the (Digital Media Network 'FX Series') FX7MD and FX3MD systems. Also part of the Pioneer SELPHY component system. Intended for use with the SX-F21 stereo amplifier. Uses an external sampling rate converter "FS-F21".

Supports katakana characters

Supports monaural recording


Content adapted from: Pioneer Press Release Pioneer Press Release (MiniDisc Wiki mirror)

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Additional specifications and references
ScmsYes
ManualUser manual, Service manual
RegionJapan