Source: MiniDisc Wiki contributors · September 3, 2026 snapshot · CC BY 4.0, except where otherwise credited.
Attribution and changes
Adapted from “Victor XM-D10S”. 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 | XM-D10S |
|---|---|
| Manufacturer | Victor |
| Released | 1995/09 |
| Device type | deck |
| Recorder | Recorder |
| MDLP | No |
| NetMD | Not recorded |
| Hi-MD | Not recorded |
| Radio | Not recorded |
| 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 |
| ¥79 800 | |
| - | |
| Inputs | Not recorded |
| Outputs | Not recorded |
| Control | Not recorded |
Part of the SS-FJ1 Compact component system
Equipped with a "jog dial" that makes it easy to adjust the recording level and input characters. Katakana display
- -The table editing function (TOC EDIT), which is a feature of MD, is versatile and easy
- -High-performance 1-bit A / D / D / A converter and high-quality sound design with high-quality sound parts
- -By connecting to "SS-FJ1" Expanded convenient system cooperation operation
- -Independent power supply single item specification that can be connected to other systems
Content adapted from: XM-D10S Press Release XM-D10S Press Release (MiniDisc Wiki mirror)
Manuals
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Photos
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Additional specifications and references
| Manual | |
|---|---|
| Region | Japan |