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General| Equalizer | Yes |
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| Frequency range | 20 - 20000 Hz |
| Built-in microphone | No |
| Signal-to-Noise Ratio (SNR) | 85 dB |
| Total Harmonic Distortion (THD) | 0.03 % |
| Media types supported | CD-DA/CD-R/CD-RW (8cm & 12cm) |
| Device type | Portable CD player |
| Shock resistant memory | 10 s |
| Display type | LCD |
| Volume control | Digital |
| Headphone outputs | 1 |
| Battery type | AA |
| Battery voltage | 5 V |
| Power requirements | DC 5V |
| Power consumption (typical) | 4 W |
| Number of batteries supported | 4 |
| Dimensions (WxDxH) | 194 x 38.7 x 138 mm |
Weight and Dimensions| Weight | 550 g |
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Cautions regarding electric shock, opening the unit, and exposure to elements.
Information on FCC rules for Class B digital devices and interference.
Precautions on water, cleaning, ventilation, heat sources, plugs, cords, and accessories.
Warnings against liquids, confined spaces, AC outlet proximity, grounding, heat exposure, and sound pressure.
Details on Class 1 laser product classification and precautions.
Technical details of the SONY and SAMSUNG optical pickup components.
Highlights CD player functions and additional features like mic inputs and tuner.
Explains the structure of the manual, including Quick Start and reference chapters.
Lists items included with the product, such as the owner's manual and warranty card.
Explains how controls and display items are represented in the manual.
Details recommended temperature, humidity, and installation guidelines for optimal performance.
Advice on handling condensation and cleaning the unit with a dry cloth.
Information on compatible CD formats and proper disc insertion.
Guidelines for avoiding fingerprints, scratches, and damage to CDs.
Warnings against using cracked, non-circular, or copy-controlled discs, and applying labels.
Important warnings about battery installation, mixing types, and recharging.
Instructions on how to open the battery compartment and insert AA batteries.
Steps for preparing the unit, inserting batteries, and turning on the power.
Instructions on how to open the tray, insert a CD, and start playback.
How to connect headphones and control their volume using the unit.
Explains playback, pause, stop, track skipping, and fast forward/reverse functions.
Detailed steps for adjusting the headphone output levels.
Instructions on how to use the TEMPO key to alter playback speed.
Steps for connecting a mic and setting the initial input level.
How to select and adjust microphone effects using the EFFECTOR screen.
Guide to balancing CD and microphone input volumes for practice.
Instructions on how to properly turn off the unit and reset all settings.
Explains the battery icon and provides estimates for battery life.
Details on connecting and using the TASCAM PS-P520 AC adapter.
Illustrates the connection of the AC adapter to the unit and outlet.
Procedures for turning the unit on and off using the power switch to save settings.
Identifies the main display and the first six control buttons.
Explains the operation of various control keys for playback and settings.
Details the front panel ports and switches for I/O and operation.
Identifies the rear panel DC IN jack and the POWER switch.
Illustrates connecting mics and contact mics to the MIC IN jacks.
Shows how to connect headphones and external speakers via PHONES and LINE OUT.
Diagram showing the connection of the AC adapter for power.
Lists available screens and their corresponding keys, introduces the TIME DISPLAY screen.
Explains icons like VSA, FX, Power status, and CD/track information on the main display.
Describes icons indicating playback status (play, pause, FF/FB) and playback modes.
Explains displays for CD time, track position, elapsed/remaining time, and CD text.
Explains how other screens (EFFECTOR, LEVEL, TUNER) relate to the main display.
Guides on using CURSOR and VALUE keys to navigate and change settings on various screens.
Instructions for basic CD playback controls: play, pause, stop, and track selection.
How to jump back a few seconds during playback and configure the duration.
Detailed steps for adjusting the headphone volume using the PHONES VOLUME controls.
Guide to using the TEMPO key to adjust the playback speed by up to 50%.
Explains how to change pitch along with tempo by turning the VSA function ON/OFF.
Instructions for changing the playback pitch without altering the tempo using the KEY key.
How to use the VOCAL CANCEL function to reduce vocals or instruments from a CD.
Step-by-step guide to setting IN and OUT points for continuous loop playback.
How to choose between playing the entire disc or a single track.
Explains how to set up repeat playback for all tracks or the current track.
How to set the input signal level for microphones connected to the unit.
Steps for adjusting the headphone output volume for monitoring.
Guide to mixing CD audio and microphone input signals using the LEVEL screen.
Instructions for accessing and adjusting built-in microphone effects.
How to select effect banks and recall preset effect configurations.
Details on choosing from 18 effect presets and their descriptions.
Explains how to adjust parameters like Level (LVL), Echo, and Voice Change (UCH).
Instructions on turning the metronome ON/OFF and setting tempo and beat.
Methods for stopping the metronome function.
How to use the tuner to check instrument pitch and select tuner modes.
Guide to using the automatic chromatic tuner for instrument pitch detection.
Explains settings for the oscillator mode, including output level and calibration.
How to configure mono monitoring for PHONES and LINE OUT jacks.
Setting to output CD to left channel and mics to right channel.
How to choose between elapsed time, remaining time, or total remaining time displays.
Guide to adjusting the screen contrast for better visibility.
Procedure for resetting all settings to their original factory values.
Details on compatible formats, converters, power requirements, and dimensions.
Specifications for MIC IN, LINE OUT, PHONES jacks, and included accessories.
A table listing all 18 effect presets, their names, and echo parameter ranges.
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