Aiwa AM-F70 Personal MiniDisc Player

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(4.30 out of 5) from 45 reviews

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Aiwa AM-F70

(5.00 out of 5) by boote67 on Aug 23, 2001

Pros: rechargeable battery, lightweight, small
Cons: short headphone cord length
The Bottom Line: A great product for the average consumer

The Aiwa AM-F70 minidisc recorder/player is another quality product of Aiwa's. I purchased this pro ...
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Great price for a great player/recorder!

(4.00 out of 5) by kitkit201 on Jul 21, 2001

Pros: Backlight, multi-jog, thin
Cons: Weak bass, tall, not user-friendly
The Bottom Line: Get it if you are new to minidiscs or aren't too picky about sound quality. Backlight and nice design and battery life are good reasons to purchase!

This review is for the Aiwa AM-F70, Asia version. I got this player from connections thro ...
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Mini-Disk is a Many Don't

(3.00 out of 5) by dan2k on Jun 23, 2001

Pros: Rechargeable battery, recording capability, wired remote control
Cons: Real-time recording only, expensive format (mini disks), limited amount of prerecorded disks
The Bottom Line: If you want or need to replace your cassette-based system, perhaps the mini-disk format is for you.

» Describe your experience using this product. Out of the box, the Aiwa MD AM-F70 is extre ...
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Best MD player I've had yet

(5.00 out of 5) by snobrd63 on Jun 7, 2001

Pros: rechargeable Li-ion battery, indiglo LCD screen on unit & remote, jog dial
Cons: screen scratches easily, not so sturdy
The Bottom Line: In my experiences with the Aiwa AM-F70, I definitely recommend it. It's easily very portable, and fairly durable for an electronic device.

Like I said, I've had three MiniDisc players and this was definitely the best one. My brother recom ...
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Sleek, Cool performance

(5.00 out of 5) by ungalicious on Apr 27, 2001

Pros: blue LCD display, jog shuttle, DSL bass, remote, 40 sec shock protection
Cons: moderate battery life
The Bottom Line: It was and still is the best MD player/recorder on the market. Full of features and is very easy to use. Cool and convenient.

Typical Japanese engineering...tiny, compact, and cool. Two years ago, I was one of the few who owne ...
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