TEAC MD-5MK2 Junk and Parts

There are some small scratches due to age, but it is in good condition considering its age.
Only power supply has been confirmed. Keyboard input etc. has not been confirmed.


Product name
MiniDisc deck
color
gold
size
W(Width): 435 mmH(Height): 100 mmD(Depth): 310 mm
weight
4 kg
Release Date
2001
End of production
April 2010
■Sampling frequency: 44.1kHz, kHz, kHz■Digital input: 2 optical■Analog input: 1 unbalanced (RCA)■Digital output: 1 optical■Analog output: 1 unbalanced (RCA)

An MD recorder that allows recording, playback, editing, and text input using a PC keyboard.

A 106/109 Japanese keyboard for DOS-V computers can be connected.
Each key on the keyboard is assigned an editing mode or an operation mode, allowing you to operate the keyboard like a multi-function remote control (see table below).
You can also use the keyboard to enter disc titles, song names, and artist names using katakana, alphabets, numbers, symbols, etc.

The A/D and D/A conversion sections use 64x oversampling A/D and 128x oversampling DD/A converters with 20-bit processing capabilities.

The ATRAC version 4.5 is used for signal compression and expansion.

The built-in sampling rate converter automatically converts sources with different sampling frequencies, such as CS/BS and DAT, to 44.1kHz.

The unit is equipped with a sound-synchronized recording function that detects input from a connected player or cassette deck and automatically starts and stops recording.

The input signal from the input device can be monitored even when no disc is inserted, and it can also be used as a D/A converter for digital input.

The playback mode and UTOC information of a disc that has been read once will be saved by the backup function even if the disc is not ejected, even if the power is turned off.

Editing functions include operations such as Divide/Erase/Move/Combine/Undo.
In addition, the Title Ainc (Title All Increment) function allows you to enter the disc title and all track titles in succession without displaying the edit menu.