General
MPN: AM-F70
Product Type: MiniDisc recorder
Width: 3.1 in
Depth: 3.8 in
Height: 0.7 in
Weight: 6.6 oz
Enclosure Color: Golden
Enclosure Material: Metal
Localization: English
Audio system
Sound Output Mode: Stereo
Sound Effects: DSL
Additional Features: Battery level indication, jog dial, date display
Built-in display
Built-in Display: LCD
Display Illumination: Yes
Md system
Type: MiniDisc recorder
Media Load Type: Slot-load
Playback Modes: Program play, resume play, program repeat, random play / shuffle, all tracks repeat, one track repeat
Edit Functions: Title input, combine, divide, erase, move
Response Bandwidth: 20 - 20000 Hz
Shockproof Memory: 40 seconds
Features: High-speed playback, synchro recording, sampling rate converter, monaural playback mode, mono extended time recording
Headphones
Headphones Type: Headphones - binaural
Connectivity Technology: Wired
Sound Output Mode: Stereo
Microphone
Type: Microphone - external
Microphone Operation Mode: Stereo
Connectivity Technology: Wired
Remote control
Type: Player remote control - cable
Features: LCD backlight
Connections
Connector Type:
- 1 x audio line-in ( mini-phone stereo 3.5 mm )
- 1 x microphone ( mini-phone stereo 3.5 mm )
- 1 x DC power input
- 1 x digital optical / line-in ( mini-phone stereo 3.5 mm / optical )
- 1 x headphones / remote control ( mini-phone stereo 3.5 mm )
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Manufacturer's product description
Aiwa's AM-F70 has a few unique features that set it apart from similarly-priced units. The most distinctive is an ice-blue backlit display on both the headphone cord and main player. Unlike other current portables, it also allows 2X playback at the same pitch in both mono and stereo (no "Alvin and the Chipmunks" syndrome). The F70's 40-second shock buffer makes the unit operate virtually skip-free - even if you're running. A special jog/shuttle makes titling tracks a bit easier. Recording is simple because the F70 has the ability to synchro start/stop (through both digital and analog inputs) as soon it detects source material. There are a number of playback options, including programming tracks (Sharp's MD units don't have this feature) and a title search function that lets you look for and queue one track while another plays. Titling can take place while you listen, too. Aiwa elected to include a pair of Swoops neckband headphones, in-ear versions of Sony's street style headphones. As far as battery life goes, Aiwa claims you can get up to 40 hours of playback time (16 hours recording) if you connect the external battery case (requires three AA batteries). That's tops for MD recorders. It features one-point stereo microphone. Time mark function automatically marks a recording every five minutes, so it's easy to scan a recording of a long meeting or lecture to find key passages.
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