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Panasonic SC-DT200

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Name SC-DT200
Manufacturer Panasonic
Released 2001/12
Device type bookshelf
Recorder Recorder
MDLP Yes
NetMD No
Hi-MD No
Radio Yes
Dimensions 190 x 335 x 73 mm
Weight 1800
ATRAC ver
Battery
Battery notes
Sidecar (depr)
Voltage 100
Power cable
Price (launch)
¥80 000
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Inputs 3.5mm line in (analog-only), Digital optical (TOSLINK), CD
Outputs 3.5mm line out (analog-only), Digital optical (TOSLINK)
Control

The “SC-DT200” is a mini component system equipped with a DVD / CD player, MD deck, and FM / AM tuner. It has a two-piece configuration consisting of an amplifier and a deck, and uses a cabinet with external dimensions of 190 x 356 x 73 mm (width x depth x height, depth of the CD / DVD section is 335 mm) and a width of 190 mm, which is the same as the DVD jacket. .. The DVD / CD player also supports CD-R / RW and can play MP3s. MD deck supports MDLP.

 The amplifier section has a built-in 35W x 6ch digital amplifier, and the DSP is equipped with a 98MHz drive. “Compared to other digital amplifiers, the SN ratio is much better and the energy efficiency is as high as 90% or more. Therefore, heat loss is small and a 6ch amplifier can be built into a small body,” the company said. In addition, the power supply unit is equipped with a large “high-quality bamboo capacitor” that is used in the company's single amplifier.

 A 5.1ch system can be constructed by adding a DTS / Dolby Digital compatible decoder and an optional speaker system, and bi-wiring / bi-amp drive is also supported when using 2 speakers. It also has a 2ch virtual surround function “advanced surround circuit”.

Supports P-MD link


Content adapted from: Matsushita Press Release [*] Matsushita Press Release (MiniDisc Wiki mirror) [*] av.watch [*] Panasonic Page [*] Other Panasonic Page [*] Other Panasonic Page (MiniDisc Wiki mirror) [*]

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