Victor RC-ZX25MD

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Name	RC-ZX25MD
Manufacturer	Victor
Released	2002/09
Device type	boombox
Recorder	Recorder
MDLP	Yes
NetMD	No
Hi-MD	No
Radio	Yes
Dimensions	416x178x254mm
Weight	5500
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
Price (launch)	Not recorded
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Inputs	CD, Radio recording, Tape deck
Outputs	Not recorded
Control	Not recorded

Released in September 2002 . The first Clavia series model with "Rainbow Illumination" and "α Sound". Rainbow Illumination is designed to light up the operation panel on the front of the main unit. In addition, the rainbow illumination was inherited by the later RC-G1MD and RC-L1MD. The "tape refresh" function was omitted from this model, and high-position tape was no longer supported. Alpha sound is a two-stage switching. In addition to the four colors of the regular model, silver, black, white, and pink, the body color is a total of five colors : RC-ZX25MD-A (blue), which is a model limited to mass retailers. Only this RC-ZX25MD-A uses a white cone speaker. As an educational device, the RC-Z15MD, the successor to the RC-MD35T, was also released. Based on this model, the rainbow illumination color change button has been omitted and a microphone input has been added. The catchphrase is "Healing Clavia". End of production in September 2003. Production of RC-ZX25MD-A ended in April 2004. Production of RC-Z15MD ended in April 2006.

exact release date unknown, so we copied the RC-Z1MD

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