Sony - MDS-303 Minidisc deck






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Sony MDS-303 Minidisc recording deck, physically excellent and tested and working, includes remote control, power cord, 24 discs, a new belt in the loading mechanism, and both analogue in/out and optical in, weighs 5 kg.
Description from the seller
Sony MDS-303 Minidisc recording deck.
Including 24 discs that are on the pictures.
New belt placed in the loading mechanism.
With remote control
The deck has Analog in and out and Optical-in connections.
All functions have been tested.
The unit does show some signs of wear and for it's age, but the overall condition is excellent.
MiniDisc specs
Name MDS-302 / MDS-S30
Manufacturer Sony
Released 1994/12
Device type deck
MDLP No
NetMD No
Hi-MD No
Radio No
Dimensions 430 x 97.5 x 292mm
Weight 3.5kg
ATRAC ver 3
Power cable AC
Price (launch) $700
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Inputs N/A, RCA in, Digital optical (TOSLINK)
Outputs 3.5mm line out (analog-only), 1/4 inch headphone, RCA out, Digital optical (TOSLINK)
Control Remote (Sony)
ATRAC 3.0 recorder, bundled with RM-D3M remote.
The MDS-S30 is functionally similar to the MDS-302 but with a smaller footprint. Its < 280mm width matches Sony's Pixy line of components. Buttons and features are the same as the MDS-302, but the headphone output is now 3.5mm instead of 1/4“.
Replaced by the MDS-303/MDS-S35 in 1995, which has slight stylistic changes (no known functional changes)
The optical block in this unit (KMS-210A) is known to fail from heat. The exact cause is unknown, but it's hypothesized that it is related to the bonding adhesive holding the lens' suspension structure together and the location of the laser diode directly underneath (as opposed to being off to the side in newer blocks). As such, it is recommended to avoid prolonged recording with this optical block.
Remote: RM-D3M
Carefully shipped
Pictures are part of the description
Sony MDS-303 Minidisc recording deck.
Including 24 discs that are on the pictures.
New belt placed in the loading mechanism.
With remote control
The deck has Analog in and out and Optical-in connections.
All functions have been tested.
The unit does show some signs of wear and for it's age, but the overall condition is excellent.
MiniDisc specs
Name MDS-302 / MDS-S30
Manufacturer Sony
Released 1994/12
Device type deck
MDLP No
NetMD No
Hi-MD No
Radio No
Dimensions 430 x 97.5 x 292mm
Weight 3.5kg
ATRAC ver 3
Power cable AC
Price (launch) $700
-
Inputs N/A, RCA in, Digital optical (TOSLINK)
Outputs 3.5mm line out (analog-only), 1/4 inch headphone, RCA out, Digital optical (TOSLINK)
Control Remote (Sony)
ATRAC 3.0 recorder, bundled with RM-D3M remote.
The MDS-S30 is functionally similar to the MDS-302 but with a smaller footprint. Its < 280mm width matches Sony's Pixy line of components. Buttons and features are the same as the MDS-302, but the headphone output is now 3.5mm instead of 1/4“.
Replaced by the MDS-303/MDS-S35 in 1995, which has slight stylistic changes (no known functional changes)
The optical block in this unit (KMS-210A) is known to fail from heat. The exact cause is unknown, but it's hypothesized that it is related to the bonding adhesive holding the lens' suspension structure together and the location of the laser diode directly underneath (as opposed to being off to the side in newer blocks). As such, it is recommended to avoid prolonged recording with this optical block.
Remote: RM-D3M
Carefully shipped
Pictures are part of the description
