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General| Type | CD Player |
|---|---|
| Output | Balanced and Unbalanced |
| Dimensions | 17.5 x 13.5 x 5.4 inches |
| Weight | 20 lbs |
| Digital-to-Analog Converter | 32-bit/192kHz |
| Disc Compatibility | CD, CD-R, CD-RW |
| Digital Outputs | Coaxial, Optical |
| Channel Separation | 100dB |
| Digital Input | Coaxial, Optical, USB |
| Output Level | 2.0 Vrms Unbalanced, 4.0 Vrms Balanced |
Guidelines to prevent electrical shock and fire hazards by avoiding moisture exposure.
Warning about invisible laser radiation and precautions against direct eye exposure.
Instruction to refer servicing to qualified personnel and avoid opening the unit.
Expresses gratitude for the purchase and encourages reading the manual.
Provides contact information for McIntosh Laboratory's service department.
Offers contact details for technical help from your McIntosh dealer or the company.
Information on connecting components, USB drive usage, and proper unit disposal.
Explains pin configurations for XLR, Data/IR, and Power Control connectors.
Details supported disc formats including CD, SACD, MP3, WMA, and data discs.
Highlights the player's advanced audio technology and smooth mechanical operation.
Details features like twin laser pickup, advanced transport, USB playback, and DAC.
Illustrates the width, height, and depth of the MCD600 from the front.
Shows the width and depth measurements for the rear panel connections.
Details the side profile, height, and depth clearance requirements.
Describes options for placing the unit on a table, shelf, or within custom furniture.
Provides dimensions for panel cutouts and required ventilation spacing.
Details the fixed and variable unbalanced and balanced audio output connections.
Explains digital inputs/outputs, power control, and IR receiver connections.
Information on connecting the AC power cord and voltage requirements.
Connects power control and data ports for system integration and remote operation.
Details connecting digital audio sources to MCD600 inputs and outputs.
Instructions for connecting the MCD600's AC power cord to an outlet.
Links power control signals between the MCD600 and external power amplifiers.
Details connecting variable audio outputs via XLR to amplifier balanced inputs.
Connects the MCD600's AC power cord to a live AC outlet.
Describes buttons for disc tray, input selection, track navigation, and playback.
Explains the functions indicated on the front panel display.
Details the connection for private listening via headphones.
Shows disc type, track number, programming, and random play status.
Indicates current track time, remaining time, and total disc playback time.
Shows sound channels for CD, SACD, and USB sources, including multichannel.
Covers power, track selection, play, pause, stop, and fast forward/reverse.
Details selecting SACD/CD layers and navigating disc information modes.
Explains LEVEL control for volume and DISP/TIME for display functions.
Instructions for starting, pausing, resuming, and stopping disc playback.
Methods for moving between tracks and direct track selection.
Accessing disc information, text, and setting repeat modes.
Explains All Mode and Folder Mode for playback of data discs and USB drives.
Covers basic playback, fast forward/reverse, and next selection for data sources.
Adjusts listening level and selects input sources for data playback.
Details the 'All Mode' and 'Folder Mode' for organizing and playing data files.
Shows displayed information like folder names, artist, album, and track titles.
Instructions for switching the MCD600 on, off, and the meaning of the LED indicator.
Lists the four available input sources: DISC, USB, Coaxial, and Optical.
How to switch between different playback sources using the control or remote.
Step-by-step guide to opening and closing the disc tray for loading discs.
Instructions for playing SACD discs, selecting layers, and viewing album titles.
How to cycle through display modes and view text information on SACD discs.
Starting CD playback, pausing, resuming, and navigating tracks.
Using direct track selection, fast forward/reverse, and stop mode.
Enables playback of tracks in a random, unsequenced order.
Allows creation of custom playback sequences by selecting specific tracks.
Adding or deleting tracks from a programmed sequence and canceling the mode.
Details playback of MP3 and WMA encoded discs, including format specifics.
Steps to initiate playback from data discs or USB flash drives.
Navigating through folders and selecting specific tracks for playback.
Adjusting display time modes (elapse, remaining, total) and brightness levels.
Configuration of Auto Off feature for power saving standby mode.
Steps to reset the main and transport microprocessors if the unit stops functioning.
Details audio performance metrics like frequency response, dynamic range, and distortion.
Lists digital input/output formats, sample rates, and connector types.
Includes power requirements, overall dimensions, weight, and shipping carton details.
Guidance on correctly repacking the equipment for shipment to prevent damage.
Lists part numbers for shipping carton, foam pads, and other packing materials.
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