Sony Walkman NW-MS9 Memory Stick Network Walkman - Spares / Repairs?

This Sony Walkman NW-MS9 Memory Stick Walkman is a piece of early 2000s technology that showcases Sony's innovative approach to portable music. The NW-MS9 was among the first portable digital music players to use Sony's proprietary Memory Stick format, offering a sleek, compact design that was ahead of its time. While this particular unit is being sold for spares or repair, it remains a significant model in the evolution of portable music devices.

Model Information:

Release Year: 2001

Storage: Utilizes Sony's Memory Stick for storing digital music files, with a capacity of up to 64MB (expandable with additional Memory Sticks).

Design: The NW-MS9 features a compact, lightweight aluminum body, making it highly portable. It was celebrated for its long battery life and high-quality audio output.

Audio Format: Supports Sony's proprietary ATRAC3 format, which was known for its efficient compression and sound quality.

Key Details:

Battery Cover: Unfortunately, the battery cover is damaged and does not close properly. This is a significant issue for functionality but may be repairable by someone with the right skills or parts.

Connectivity: When a cable is attached, the screen displays "Connect," indicating some level of functionality.

Battery Charger: Please note that a battery charger is not included, and I am unable to charge the battery, so I cannot test it further.

This Walkman could be a valuable source of parts for someone looking to repair or restore another unit, or it could serve as a project for someone interested in vintage electronics repair.

Condition: Sold as-is for spares or repair. The battery cover is damaged and does not close properly. The screen displays "Connect" when a cable is attached. No battery charger is included, so the battery's functionality has not been tested.

Price: Priced accordingly due to the issues mentioned above.