u/Nevlandsik777

Hi! I like Panasonic MD players. The final models were supposed to be the pinnacle of technology—slim, sleek, and high-tech. Inside, everything is simplified with a tiny circuit board and a lightweight mechanism.

​But what did we actually get? The weight is the same as the pre-2001 models. As for reliability, I have just as many 'dead' units from the new lineup as I do from the old ones; the problem is always the same - a dead laser. They lack physical track control buttons, and most importantly, they use a 2.5mm jack! That absolutely drives me crazy. An adapter saves the day, but it doesn't look great.

​Regardless, the SJ-MJ19 and SJ-MJ100 remain some of my favorite models. Lots of metal, simple design.

Hi everyone! I’m excited to share two new custom builds I’ve just finished. Interestingly, their aesthetic was a "happy accident." While painting, a random splash of color gave me a strong 70s vibe, so I decided to lean into it. I added bold lettering in the center and designed matching slipcovers for the boxes.

​Project Details:

​Base Model: Panasonic SJ-MJ90. I chose this model for its durability and straightforward mechanics.

​Condition: Fully tested and 100% functional. Every feature works perfectly.

​Modifications: Features a custom "window mod" so you can see the disc spinning inside.

​What’s Included:

​The custom player itself.

​A handmade pouch crafted from high-quality, thick premium leather.

​A recorded MiniDisc with a custom sticker, featuring a curated 70s playlist (it looks stunning through the window mod).

​A custom-themed box with Panasonic artwork.

​Optional Extras:

I have a very limited supply of remote controls and external battery sidecars. I can include them for an additional $50 for those who truly need them. Personally, I think the player looks cleaner and more ergonomic without the remote, but the choice is yours.

​Pricing & Shipping:

​Price: $250 per unit.

​Shipping: $20 to the USA / $30 to Europe. (Shipping from Indonesia is a bit pricey, but I ensure everything is packed securely).

Text me DM if you want buy

​My Guarantee: I stand by my work and stay in touch with all my customers. If any issues arise, I’m always available to help with repairs or discuss a return.

​I’ve also linked a YouTube video below so you can see them in action. Please excuse my English in the video, I hope everything is clear!

https://youtu.be/X1NHzVq_leM?si=xdfKY6J8jkX17DO4

​I'd love to hear your feedback. What do you think of this modification? Does the 70s style suit the MiniDisc format, or is it too much of a contrast?

Hi everyone! I’m excited to share two new custom builds I’ve just finished. Interestingly, their aesthetic was a "happy accident." While painting, a random splash of color gave me a strong 70s vibe, so I decided to lean into it. I added bold lettering in the center and designed matching slipcovers for the boxes.

​Project Details:

​Base Model: Panasonic SJ-MJ90. I chose this model for its durability and straightforward mechanics.

​Condition: Fully tested and 100% functional. Every feature works perfectly.

​Modifications: Features a custom "window mod" so you can see the disc spinning inside.

​What’s Included:

​The custom player itself.

​A handmade pouch crafted from high-quality, thick premium leather.

​A recorded MiniDisc with a custom sticker, featuring a curated 70s playlist (it looks stunning through the window mod).

​A custom-themed box with Panasonic artwork.

​Optional Extras:

I have a very limited supply of remote controls and external battery sidecars. I can include them for an additional $50 for those who truly need them. Personally, I think the player looks cleaner and more ergonomic without the remote, but the choice is yours.

​Pricing & Shipping:

​Price: $250 per unit.

​Shipping: $20 to the USA / $30 to Europe. (Shipping from Indonesia is a bit pricey, but I ensure everything is packed securely).

​My Guarantee: I stand by my work and stay in touch with all my customers. If any issues arise, I’m always available to help with repairs or discuss a return.

​I’ve also linked a YouTube video below so you can see them in action. Please excuse my English in the video, I hope everything is clear!

https://youtu.be/X1NHzVq\_leM?si=ybUXyc4sutVYGWzo

​I'd love to hear your feedback. What do you think of this modification? Does the 70s style suit the MiniDisc format, or is it too much of a contrast?

Hello everyone! I’ve put together a small collection. What do you think of the design? The set includes a cover with a tracklist, a sticker for the disc itself, a sticker for the shutter, as well as an artbook and an acrylic case. By the way, this case stands up beautifully like a display piece, and the tracklist is very easy to read on it 😁 perfect for window mod!

I made this custom player. I used a Panasonic in perfect working condition as the base. I painted the body, did a window mod, made a premium leather case with a strap, and packed everything into a sturdy box.

I love old and worn-out things and wanted to push that feeling to the limit with this mod. It resulted in this disgusting yet captivating effect.

I also recorded the client's favorite album as a bonus :)

Hello everyone! I want to share my experience in MD labeling. I’ve tried many options—from the simplest ones, like hand-written stickers, to UV printing. But we all love MDs for their aesthetics, and I think I’ve found the perfect version (to my taste).

​For me, the ideal disc recipe currently looks like this:

1.​ Transparent acrylic case.

2.​The main cover, which includes the title on the spine and a tracklist inside.

​3. sticker on the disc itself (yes, this makes re-recording impossible, but it looks very cool, especially if you have a player with a window mod).

​4. sticker on the metal slider with the album title.

​5. small, 2-page artbook.

​I’m absolutely crazy about this look because I joined this hobby for the aesthetics. If you like my work, I can create a similar set for you.

I use only transparent Sony Neige discs, which are pre-owned but in good condition. The cases are brand new. For printing, I use a photo printer and high-quality paper. I make all my home recordings on a Sony MDS-S500 Type-S.

​Prices:

​Minimum order of 4 discs: $25 per piece.

​Orders of 8+ discs: $20 per piece.

​I can also offer a special price for orders over 16 discs.

​Shipping is not included in the price (usually $20–$30).

Text me dm if you want buy some

​Thank you so much for your attention! Please let me know what you think about all this!