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Signal Format| playback sampling frequency | 44.1 kHz |
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| D/A conversion | 96kHz, Multi-Bit Delta-Sigma Conversion |
| oversampling | 128 Times |
Playback Specifications| frequency response | 2Hz – 20, 050Hz |
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| playback S/N | 105dB |
| playback dynamic range | 105dB |
Record Specifications| digital input sample rates | 32kHz – 96kHz |
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| recording S/N: analog | 91dB |
| recording dynamic range | 91dB |
General| power requirement | 120VAC/60Hz |
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| power consumption | 48 Watts |
| weight | 13.2 lb/6 kg |
Highlights key features like dual-deck capability, high-speed dubbing, and audiophile-grade components.
Provides essential details on disc types, finalization, and differences from standard CD players.
Covers electrical safety, placement, cleaning, and handling to prevent damage or hazards.
Details FCC compliance, potential interference, and proper unpacking procedures for the unit.
Covers power switch, status indicator, deck open/close, and headphone controls.
Details buttons for Record, CD Sync, Dubbing, and Erase operations.
Explains playback controls like Play, Pause, Next, Previous, and deck selection buttons.
Describes controls for the Record Deck, including stop, play/select, pause, next, and previous.
Explains controls for the Play Deck, display selectors, and dual-play selector.
Explains indicators for Random, Program, Repeat, Speed, Copy-Prohibit, Dubbing, Sync, and Dual Play.
Details the Information Display, its functions, and various time-related indicators.
Covers indicators for disc type (PR/RW), playback status (Play/Pause), and CD indicators.
Explains indicators for Sample-Rate Converter, Analog, Digital, Record, Finalize, Erase, and Auto modes.
Details analog and digital audio outputs and inputs for both Play and Record decks.
Explains connections for remote control (IR input/output) and the AC power cord.
Covers power, display control, deck selection, open/close, and basic playback transport buttons.
Details buttons for Program, Dub, Sync, Record, Erase, Finalize, and Speed Select.
Explains functions like Search, Single Play, Program Check, A-B Repeat, Repeat, and Numeric Keys.
Covers Dub, CD Sync, Input Select, Track Increment, and finalization/erasure via remote.
Provides instructions on connecting the CDR 2 to an audio system, emphasizing safety and proper hookup.
Offers detailed advice on using coaxial and optical digital connections and appropriate cables.
Details battery installation for the remote and AC power connection, including surge protector recommendations.
Explains the differences between CD, CD-R, and CD-RW discs, and defines key recording terms.
Covers basic recording concepts and common messages like Finalize, TOC, OPC, BUSY, and DISC FULL.
Guides on powering on, loading discs, and initiating playback using front panel or remote controls.
Explains how to use the remote for playback, including deck selection and transport controls.
Details normal play, track selection using numeric keys, random play, and stopping playback.
Explains how to use search functions (forward/reverse) and skip to next/previous tracks.
Describes Dual-Play and Dual-Deck modes, allowing simultaneous playback of two discs.
Covers using the time display features and connecting headphones for private listening.
Guides on creating, checking, editing, and clearing programmed playback lists.
Explains how to repeat a single track, all tracks, or a specific segment (A-B repeat).
Details how to program and use the A-B Repeat function for specific passage playback.
Explains disc dubbing, CD Sync recording, and recording from external sources.
Covers analog/digital inputs, source selection, and choosing recording speeds (1x, 2x, 4x).
Guides on recording from analog or digital external sources, including track numbering.
Explains manual vs. auto track increment, pausing, and stopping recording sessions.
Details the process of finalizing CD-R/RW discs and unfinalizing CD-RW discs.
Explains how to erase entire CD-RW discs or individual tracks.
Lists common symptoms and their probable causes and solutions for unit operation.
Provides explanations and solutions for specific error messages like CHECK DISC, DATA DISC, and DISC FULL.
Details audio signal format, playback sampling frequency, D/A conversion, and playback response.
Lists recording specifications, power requirements, dimensions, and weight of the unit.
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