Sony CDP-CX270 - Playing Alternately (X-Fade Play)

Playing CDs
Creating programs while checking
the on-screen display information
While creating programs
You can select the discs/ tracks by checking the titles.
While selecting a disc, the on-screen display shows the
disc titles in the order of the disc number.
Disc number
SONYHITS
Pop Life
ountergift
diet music 3
LIGHT
Best. of RM
While selecting a track, the on-screen display shows
the track titles.
Disc number and disc title
| EEE es]
099 LIGHT
NO AGN +
Track number
When checking the programs
The on-screen display shows the disc and track
numbers of each step in the programmed order.
Step number Program number
| PROGRAM LIST |
OW OxADMOAON QA\O\C'O\O10/0 | 010'0
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The program number (1, 2 or 3) you are checking
appears in the upper right corner of the on-screen
display.
Playing Alternately
(X-Fade Play)
When you connect the second player (see page 6), you
can play the discs/ tracks in this player and those in the
second player alternately in Continuous Play and
Shuffle Play modes.
Each time the current player changes to the other
player, the sound from both players is mixed. The
current player ends play by fading out, and the other
player starts play by fading in.
CONTINUE SHUFFLE X-FADE >
1 Press CONTINUE or SHUFFLE to select the play
mode you want.
2 Press X-FADE.
“X-FADE” appears in the front panel display and
the X-FADE button lights up.
3 Press > to start playing.
When you select The player alternately plays
ALL DISCS Tracks of all discs from each
Continuous Play player in the order of the disc
(page 10) number
1 DISC Continuous __ Tracks on the selected discs from
Play (page 10) each player
ALL DISCS Shuffle Tracks of all discs from each
Play player in random order
(page 18)
1 DISC Shuffle Play —_ Tracks on the selected discs from
(page 18) each player in random order
The player automatically selects the repeat mode
when X-Fade Play starts. So, the play doesn’t stop
if the player has played all the discs /tracks in one
player ahead of the other player.
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