| Name | RM-MZ4R |
|---|---|
| Manufacturer | Sony |
| Description | Portable remote control |
| Price (JPY) | |
| Dimensions | |
| Weight | |
| Connector | 3.5mm with Sony Remote connector |
| Built-in radio | No |
| Supports kanji | No |
| Bundled with | Sony MZ-N505, Sony MZ-N707, Sony MZ-R700 |
The Sony RM-MZ4R is an early-generation wired stick remote for MiniDisc players, produced around 1999–2001. It predates the NetMD era and was mainly packaged with MDLP-capable (but pre-NetMD) portable recorders. It has a simple non‑backlit LCD, basic transport controls, and no jog dial or titling ability.
Bundled With (Official) The RM-MZ4R was shipped as the standard remote with these MiniDisc models:
These models generally launched around 2000–2001, just before Sony shifted to NetMD (MZ-N707, etc.).
Fully Compatible (Tested and Functional) These models support full playback, display, and menu controls using RM-MZ4R:
Partial Compatibility RM-MZ4R will physically connect and control basic transport on these models but lacks full display/menu support:
Summary Characteristics Display: Single-line monochrome LCD (no backlight) Functions: Play, stop, pause, FF/REW, group skip, volume control Connector: 4-pole 3.5 mm Sony inline remote jack Era: MDLP generation (just before NetMD)—-