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CD-77 Reference ClassCompact Disk ProcessorOwner’s ManualVer 2.3.7

10R1. RCA Outputs: for the connection of RCA interconnects.R2. XLR Outputs: for the connection of XLR interconnects.R3. S/P-DIF input & output: fo

11RC1. Numeric Pad: to enter track selections.RC2. REPEAT: to select a repeat mode.RC3. A-B: to select an excerpt from a track to repeat.RC4. DAC:

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133.1 Power On/OffUse the rocker ‘POWER’ switch (R6) at the rear of the CD-77 to switch mains power ON to the CD-77.To switch the mains power OFF, pre

143.3 LoadingTo play a compact disc, slide back the top-loading CD door. Remove the CD puck and place the compact disc in thelarge circular recess in

153.6 StopAt any time, pressing the STOP button (F5) once on either the front panel or the RC-77 (RC7) will halt playback.3.7 FWD/ForwardAt any time,

16If the REPEAT button (RC2) is pressed AGAIN:Repeat Allwill be displayed: once the last track of the compact disc has been played, instead of stoppin

173.12 kHz/OptiSample® (RC-77 only)The CD-77 Compact Disk Processor offers 6 user-selectable methods of Sampling that can be cycled throughduring play

18e. Upsampling at 96kHz – this mode engages the Upsampler with a sampling frequency of 96kHz, performingquite a large degree of digital manipulation.

193.14 Time (RC-77 only)Normally the display will show the time elapsed since the beginning of the current track but pressing the TIMEbutton (RC12) on

2FCC Declaration of Conformity - United States onlyThis device complies with Part 15 of the FCC rules. Operation is subjectto the following two condit

203.16 Program (RC-77 only)Press the PROGRAM button (RC13) and: Program No: 01will be displayed.Thereafter select the track via the numeric keypad (

21Section 4 - Transport/DACThe CD-77 may also function as a dedicated transport or DAC. Rest assured that with AMR’s proprietary jitterlesstechnology,

22As a specialisedtransport, the CD-77runs jitterlessvi. Go to Control Panel > Sounds and Audio Devices > Audio. Make sure USB Audio Deviceis s

23Appendix A - TroubleshootingSymptom Possible cause Solution “Disc Error” or • dirty or heavily scratched CD disc •clean the CD disc“No Disc” is

3DANGER - invisible laser radiation when opened and interlock failed ordefeated. Avoid direct exposure to beam.CAUTION - use of all controls, adjust

4PrecautionsThis equipment has been tested and found to comply with the limits setout in the EMC Directive using a connection cable shorter than 3 me

5ContentsWARNINGS 3Section 1 - Unpacking and Setup1.1 Unpacking 71.2 Setup 8Section 2 - Component Overview2.1 CD-77 Front Panel 92.2 CD-77 Rear Panel

63.8 REV/Reverse 153.9 Numeric Pad (RC-77 only) 153.10 Repeat (RC-77 only) 153.11 A-B (RC-77 only) 163.12 kHz/OptiSample® (RC-77 only) 173.13 Brightn

7Section 1 - Unpacking and SetupThank you for purchasing this AMR Reference Class component.We hope you derive as much pleasure from using this compon

81.2 SetupCD-77 System Setup (CD-77 + AM-77 + Speaker)The following diagram graphically illustrates the standard connection of the CD-77 in a two-chan

92.1 CD-77 Front PanelSection 2 - Component OverviewF1. STANDBY: to place the CD-77 in active or standby mode.F2. REV/REVERSE: to select the previous