Hi-fidelity portable recording that's computer friendly, too.

Sleek, ergonomically sculpted, and equipped with USB 2.0 for high-speed PC upload, the Sony MZ-M200 Hi-MD Recorder is the next generation in MiniDisc recording. It has support for three Hi-MD recording modes: linear uncompressed PCM, ATRAC3 plus, and conventional MD modes. Small and light enough to travel anywhere, the MZ-M200 accepts removable 1GB MiniDiscs for up to 94 minutes of uncompressed recording time and up to 34 hours in ATRAC3 plus format. The easy-to-read display gives you plenty of file information and control. The USB 2.0 port provides connectivity for Macintosh and Windows computers. The included ECM-DS70P stereo microphone provides exceptional audio quality. Sony also includes earbud headphones and a rechargeable lithium ion battery with extremely long recording/playback time.

Sony MZ-M200 Hi-MD Recorder Features:

• USB 2.0 port
• MAC and Windows PC compatible
• Linear PCM 16-bit/44.1kHz recording (94 min. on single disc)
• AC adapter/charger and lithium ion rechargeable battery
• ECM-DS70P stereo microphone
• MDR-EO earbud headphones
  
• MZ-M200 Hi-MD Recording Modes:
• Linear PCM (44.1kHz 16-bit) - Uncompressed - 94 Min.
• ATRAC3plus (256 kbps) - Compressed - Up to 8 hrs
• ATRAC3plus (64kbps) - Compressed - Up to 34 hrs
  
• Conventional MD Recording Modes (Using 80 Min MD Discs):
• ATRAC ( 66 kbps) - Compressed - 5 hr. 20 min.
• ATRAC3 (132kbps) - Compressed - 2 hr. 40 min.
• ATRAC3 (292 kbps) - Compressed - 1 hr. 20 min.

You've got sounds to capture, and the Sony MZ-M200 is the recorder to do it with. Order yours now!

Sony MZ-M200 Hi-MD Recorder

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Posted by planetbackpacker from Traverse City, Michigan on Jun 3, 2009

Experience w/product: I own it

Reviewer's Background: active musician

Reviewer's Play Style: rock-folk

I purchased this recorder and was shocked to discover how small it is -- it literally fits in the palm of your hand. That wouldn't be a problem except for the fact that the buttons on this device are so small you almost need to use a pencil eraser to work with them. And the type on the unit designating its controls is microscopic. Adding this degree of difficulty is not helpful when you're trying to do something that is inherently difficult to begin with, ie: recording music. Recording-wise, I have no complaint. It does a great job on that score and good fidelity in capturing your sound. But I can only assume that the buttons and typography were designed with much smaller Asian people in mind, and not my clumsy North American fingers.

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