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5  Operating the PLAYER II 

 

5. 1  PLAYER II as a CD player 

 

The PLAYER II is an audiophile 24 bit / 192 kHz upsampling CD player with a very precise CD drive designed 

purely for audio playback. The device is compatible to CD, CD-R and CD-RW discs.  

 

In order to use the PLAYER II as a CD player, it is only necessary to connect the AUDIO OUTPUT analog 

outputs to the corresponding analog inputs on your integrated amplifier (e.g. ACCUSTIC ARTS

®

 POWER I) 

or preamplifier. We recommend use of high quality audio cables. 

 

 Further information on CD player operation is available in Chapter 

 6 

 

 

5. 2  PLAYER II as D/A converter 

 

Four high quality digital inputs (coaxial and USB 32/384) additionally allow the PLAYER II to be a pure D/A 
converter which can convert external digital signals into analog music signals. These inputs USB  , IN-1  , 

IN-2  and IN-3  are selected by left rotary knob the on the front panel or with the AA system remote 

control. When the device is used as a D/A converter, the CD section switches off and the selected input is 

shown on the display.  

 

In order to use the PLAYER II as a D/A converter, it is firstly necessary to connect both the AUDIO OUTPUT 

analog outputs to the corresponding analog inputs on your integrated amplifier (e.g. ACCUSTIC ARTS

® 

POWER I) or preamplifier. Then you can connect the selected digital input to the appropriate digital output 

of the respective source device. We recommend use of high quality audio cables. 

 

 Further information on D/A converter operation is available in Chapter 

 7 

 . 

 

 

6  PLAYER I operation as a CD player    

 

6. 1  Start-up and CD insertion 

 

Switch on the device by pressing mains switch 

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. The device switches automatically to CD mode. The laser 

unit initialises itself for approximately 5 seconds and determines if a CD has been inserted or not. If no CD 
has been inserted, the display changes to     

NO  DISC

 

.

 

.  

If there is a CD in the device, after the initialisation of the laser the number of music tracks and total 

playing time of the CD are displayed. The display then shows, for example, the following:

 

 

        09  65 : 20

   

.

 

 

 

This display indicates the inserted CD has 9 music tracks with a total playing time of 65 minutes and 20 

seconds. 

If you wish to load a CD or exchange a CD which is already loaded, then first of all slowly push the cover 

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to the back and the display shows 

           0PEN          

.

 

. Now remove the CD clamper

 

by lifting it upwards. 

Please note that the clamper has an integrated magnet and therefore sits rather firmly on the CD. After 

removing the clamper you may now remove a CD. When removing the CD take care not to touch the laser 

unit. Finger prints and dirt on the laser unit can disturb the scanning process. 

Insert the desired CD and now place the CD clamper

 

in the middle of the CD. Make sure that the clamper 

locks correctly into position, otherwise playback is not possible. Close the cover 

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completely again. After 

the closing process the laser initialises again, i.e. it scans the inserted CD and determines the number of 

music tracks as well as the total time. If no CD is loaded or the CD clamper

 

is not correctly fixed on to the 

CD, the display shows        

NO  DISC

      

.

 

.

 

After the CD has been properly inserted the device is ready for operation and you can select the PLAY 

FUNCTION   with the right knob to play the CD.  

 
Select the STOP  to stop the CD. 
 
The functions STOP  and PLAY  can also be operated from the remote control. 

  

 

Summary of Contents for PLAYER I

Page 1: ...and positioning ____ Page 5 4 Installation ____ Page 5 5 Operating the PLAYER II ____ Page 6 5 1 PLAYER II as a CD player 5 2 PLAYER II as D A converter 6 PLAYER II operation as a CD player ____ Page...

Page 2: ...massive and chromed brass CD text function ACCUSTIC ARTS standard remote control SCR IV ACCUSTIC ARTS system remote control RC II can also be purchased to operate different devices ACCUSTIC ARTS PLAY...

Page 3: ...the appliance the appliance has been exposed to rain or moisture does not operate normally or has been dropped Never bypass a fuse Replace fuses only with original types having the same ampere value...

Page 4: ...ed on stable even and horizontal surface You can even put the unit in a cupboard For reasons of better access to the various input and output sockets we recommend you position the unit in an audio rac...

Page 5: ...nt via the left rotary knob 11 3 more digital inputs Adjustment via the left rotary knob 12 CD Adjustment via the left rotary knob 13 REMOTE IR receiver for remote control 14 CD loader cover tray 15 D...

Page 6: ...n Switch on the device by pressing mains switch 2 The device switches automatically to CD mode The laser unit initialises itself for approximately 5 seconds and determines if a CD has been inserted or...

Page 7: ...tle of a track 6 3 Standard remote control SRC IV 6 3 1 Keys 0 9 You can use the keys on the remote control to select individual music tracks Example 1 You wish to hear track 3 Press key 3 Press if th...

Page 8: ...activate the repeat mode In repeat mode you either repeat a single track REPEAT TRACK or repeat all the tracks REPEAT ALL Activate and deactivate REPEAT TRACK Press 1 x REPEAT display shows REPEAT TR...

Page 9: ...ng Therefore it is not possible for us to provide a list of devices compatible to this input We recommend that you connect the respective source device to the PLAYER I to test for compatibility The de...

Page 10: ...the tray again Cause 2 The disc is damaged due to big scratches Solution Remove the disc and ask your dealer if a restoration is possible For malfunctions which affect the reproduction relating to ind...

Page 11: ...tical 1 x USB 2 0 asynchronous Input data format Hi res audio up to 24 bit 192 kHz FLAC ALAC MP3 etc DSD64 2 8 MHz D A converter 32 bit 384 kHz upsampling technology Distortion THD N 0 01 Crosstalk 10...

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