Aiwa AM-PX3 MiniDisc Player

Aiwa AM-PX3 MiniDisc PlayerAiwa AM PX3 MiniDisc player (silver). Quantity 1. Used. ** No other items, batteries, or accessories are included in the sale ** Summary: A fully functional device with minor callouts regarding the appearance. This model is very rare. Product Condition (Appearance): Front Face A few small marks that are difficult to see. A small amount of the shiny silver coating on the protruding circular section has worn away. Sides A few tiny marks or scratches.

Aiwa AM-PX3 MiniDisc player (silver). Quantity 1. Used.
** No other items, batteries, or accessories are included in the sale **

Summary:
A fully functional device with minor callouts regarding the appearance. This model is very rare.

Product Condition (Appearance):
Front Face - A few small marks that are difficult to see. A small amount of the shiny silver coating on the protruding circular section has worn away.
Sides - A few tiny marks or scratches.
Rear Face - Several small marks or scuffs on the silver surface.
No dents or signs of crushing.
All external facing screws present and tightened.

Product Condition (Functionality):
Fully functional. No callouts.
See test results and photographs for detail.

Player / Recorder Unit:
Aiwa AM-PX3 (silver)

Power Via Rechargeable Gumstick Battery - OK ** Rechargeable gumstick battery is not included in the sale **
Power Via External Battery Case - OK ** External battery case is not included in the sale **

Audio Playback - OK
Audio Output - OK

Group - OK
Volume Down - OK
Volume Up - OK
Play / Pause - OK
Next Track - OK
Previous Track - OK
Stop - OK
Hold - OK

Disk Insert - OK
Disk Eject - OK

Device Setting Details:
Ear Guard (AVLS) set to OFF
Beep set to ON
Backlight set to AUTO
Power Mode set to NORMAL

Product Information:
The Aiwa AM-PX3 is dedicated to disc playback, and does not have disc recording functionality. 
Released in 2003, it supports MDLP. 
It was released shortly after Aiwa was merged into Sony, and in fact the printed text on the rear face mentions Sony. 
The design is based on the Sony MZ-E520. The main differences are a significantly different front face design, and the Open button is different and protrudes slightly, making it slightly easier to use.
One other interesting difference is the volume limiting system is called, 'Ear Guard', as opposed to, 'AVLS', on the MZ-E520.
It weighs 67 grams without a battery or disc installed. 
It has a 3.5 mm headphone jack for audio output.

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