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Hands on: Sony Walkman NW-ZX507 review

Hands on: Sony Walkman NW-ZX507 review

Posted on September 8, 2019August 27, 2023 By Jarvis

Sony’s latest premium PMP sounds superb at this early stage

The Sony Walkman NW-ZX507 is the more premium of the two Sony portable players announced at IFA 2019. Retailing at €830/£750 from November 2019, it’s very much aimed at the uncompromising listener.

It has a 4.4mm balanced audio connection on top, native DSD and MQA playback and plenty of storage space for local files — all very good reasons to start taking it seriously.
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