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Sony MDS-JE480

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Sony MDS-JE480
Product no: AU-SO02100 Bax Music Warranty: This product comes with a 3-year warranty.

General

Met deze Sony MDS-JE480 MD speler & recorder kunt u direct aan de slag met uw Mini Disc's. Afspelen ging nog nooit met zulke goede geluidskwaliteit op zowel digitale als analoge uitgangen, in een overzichtelijk menu kunt u alle functionaliteiten van deze MD speler & recorder instellen naar eigen wens & smaak.

Met ingebouwde conversters kunt u, uw MD opnamens nog een stukje aantrekkelijker maken. Met deze Sony MD recorder kunt u tot 320 minuten in een zeer goede kwaliteit opnemen. Ondertussen zo enthousiast dat de vloeren gaan trillen, daar kan deze MD speler tegen met zijn anti-shock geheugen tot 10 seconden.

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Specifications

Weight and dimensions including packaging

Weight (incl. packaging)	4,0 kg
Dimensions (incl. packaging)	Not yet known

Product specifications

Functies

digitaal volume: opnemen/afspelen: ja
montagefuncties (samenvoegen, splitsen...): ja
lijnen op display: 1.0
menu-instellingen: ja
mono-opname: ja
opnameniveau: automatisch: ja
opnameniveau: handmatig: ja
scale factor edit-functies (S.F.Edit): ja
undo-functie: ja

Kenmerken

A/D-converter (b): 24.0
ATRAC 3: ja
ATRAC-versie: type-S/ATRAC 3
D/A-converter: hybrid pulse
datacompressiesysteem: atrac
indeling: 2 (stereo)
IR-afstandsbediening (meegeleverd): ja
paneelmateriaal: gegoten kunststof
samplesnelheidsconverter: ja
schokbestendig geheugen: 10.0 seconden

In- & uitgangen

digitale ingang: optisch: 1.0
lineingang (analoog): 1.0
linenuitgang (analoog): 1.0

Technische specificaties

frequentiebereik (Hz): 5 - 20 kHz
frequentiebereikafwijking (dB): +,-3 dB
signaal-/ruisverhouding (dB): meer dan 96 dB tijdens het afspelen
wow en flutter: onder meetbare grens
stroomverbruik: 15W
afmetingen: 430.00 x 285.00 x 95.00 mm (DxBxH)
gewicht: 3.00 kg

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