YAMAHA MDX-E100
The Yamaha MDX-E100 is a MiniDisc recorder that was released in the late 1990s. The MiniDisc format was a digital media format that offered better sound quality and durability compared to traditional analog cassettes.
The MDX-E100 was designed for home audio systems and featured a range of advanced recording and playback features. It supported both standard and high-quality MiniDisc recording modes, with up to 74 minutes of recording time available on a single disc.
The recorder featured a built-in digital signal processor (DSP), which allowed the user to adjust the tonal balance of the recording or playback. It also featured a multi-function display screen that indicated the disc's title, track title, time, and other information.
The MDX-E100 was also designed to be easy to use, with a simple interface and large buttons. It included a remote control that allowed the user to operate the recorder from a distance.
Overall, the Yamaha MDX-E100 was a high-quality and flexible MiniDisc recorder that offered excellent sound quality and recording features in a compact and user-friendly package.
