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Looking for a portable audio solution that is affordable and easy to use? Sony's line of MiniDisc players deliver precisely that, and a lot more. With sleek urban styling and excellent shock protection, the Sony MZ-DN430 offers a great way to join the MiniDisc club. Each MiniDisc-- which, by the way, costs about a buck-- can store up to 177 MB of music data, enough space for up to five hours of music.

Using the included SonicStage and MD Simple Burner software, you can upload ATRAC3-encoded music to the device. The software supports conversion of MP3, WAV and WMA formats to ATRAC3, so you can record directly to the device at up to 32x speeds. Music uploads are handled by the MZ-DN430's USB connector, so you'll need a USB-capable PC for music transfers.

While you can convert and play your own music on the MZ-DN430, the player is also fully compatible with Sony's Connect Music Store. The Connect store offers one of the most extensive music collections online. Customers can choose single tracks or entire albums from independent and major-label artists for purchase and download.

In addition to the rugged Psyc design that protects your player as you bump your way through the day, the MZ-DN430 also has built-in "G-Protection" for skip-free performance. And because the MZ-DN430 is built to be efficient, you'll get up to 56 hours of continuous playback with one AA battery.

What's in the Box
MZ-DN430 Net MD Walkman, headphones, SonicStage Software, MD Simple Burner Application, USB cable, 1 MiniDisc.

Sony MZ-DN430PSWHI Psyc MiniDisc Network Walkman (White)

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$379.98

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What's in the Box
MZ-DN430 Net MD Walkman, headphones, SonicStage Software, MD Simple Burner Application, USB cable, 1 MiniDisc.

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hey gear seekers I'm Nick I've had an obsession with the min of this format since my teen years that was super popular here in Australia in the UK Europe and Japan but in the u.s. the minidisc never really took off but now it's like a dead format well it's not dead to me now some of the things the later 8-track three plays did better than mp3 players at the time was the audio quality was superior and you could switch out discs really easily this meant you could have like a hundred songs in your pocket and for the time that was pretty revolutionary stuff and like now it's not but you know that was the early 2000s anyway the thing is the audio quality still holds up to this day and that's kind of the reason for this video if you haven't subscribed yet make sure you hit that button right now and turn on that little bell to receive notifications we upload multiple times per week so make sur