Musical Fidelity A3.2 CD manual Autospace, Display

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If at any time you make a mistake or wish to delete a track from the list, press the CLEAR button to erase the last step. Repeated pressing of CLEAR will then erase each step in reverse order.

If you wish to check the selection before playing back your program, the CHECK button can be pressed to step through each track in turn. At the end of the check sequence, the display briefly shows:

To play the programmed tracks press PLAY/PAUSE (or INTRO if required, see page 12).

When all programmed tracks have been played, the CD player stops. The same track selection can then be played again by pressing the PLAY/PAUSE button.

To cancel this mode, press PROGRAM. The word CONTINUE then briefly replaces track, index and time display.

Note: The entire program contents will be cleared if you open the disc compartment to load another disc, but this does not can- cel program mode itself.

AUTOSPACE

The A3.2 CD's AUTOSPACE function can be used to insert 4-second silent spaces in between each track as it is played back. This can be useful when making cassette recordings of CDs. Some cassette recorders feature a track skip or search

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function which uses the silent gap between tracks to locate each one individually. However, some CDs do not have long enough gaps between tracks for this func- tion to operate properly.

AUTOSPACE can solve this problem.

Pressing the AUTOSPACE button once activates the function. The legend AUTO SPACE will appear in the display.

In this mode, once the A3.2 CD has reached the end of a track the AUTO SPACE graphic will begin to flash and the elapsed time part of the display will change to count down from four seconds to zero before play of the next track begins. When zero is reached the AUTO SPACE legend stops flashing and play continues at the start of the next track.

Press AUTOSPACE again to cancel this mode.

DISPLAY

The A3.2 CD's display can be switched off with the DISPLAY button on the remote control when a disc is playing.

However, if the button is pressed without a CD being loaded, or with a disc stopped, track, index and time displays are briefly replaced by the word DISPLAY OFF to confirm this mode has been engaged, but the display remains lit until play is selected. Pushing the button a second time briefly shows DISPLAY ON to confirm that the function has been cancelled.

When in display-off mode, pressing any button will cause the display to return briefly to confirm the new status before again switching off.

Issue 6: March 2003

A3.2 CD

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Contents A3.2 CD Contents IMPORTANT! U.K. only Safety InformationClass 1 Laser Product Laser Information User InformationInstallation Precautions and User Information General AdviceInstallation CleaningIntroduction Audio ConnectionFront Panel Facilities and ConnectionsLoading and Playing Compact Discs Basic OperationDisc Play PauseStop Track Selection Remote controlTrack Selection SearchRepeat Playback Special FeaturesShuffle Playback Programmed Play / R.M.S Introduction SearchDisplay AutospaceCD Text Discs Special Features TextOther Languages Special Features Other LanguagesProblem Probable Cause Remedy TroubleshootingA3.2 CD

A3.2 CD specifications

The Musical Fidelity A3.2 CD player has gained recognition among audiophiles for its exceptional sound quality and robust build. Designed with a focus on providing a high-end listening experience, the A3.2 adopts advanced technologies and components that contribute to its performance.

At the heart of the A3.2 is its high-quality digital-to-analog converter, which ensures that the audio signal is processed with precision and clarity. This converter is a crucial element that significantly affects sound reproduction. The A3.2 utilizes a 24-bit DAC that is renowned for its ability to produce detailed and accurate soundscapes. This technology enables listeners to experience music the way it was meant to be heard, with a full range of frequencies and dynamism.

The build quality of the A3.2 CD player is another highlight. Musical Fidelity has crafted this player from premium materials, making it both sturdy and aesthetically appealing. The chassis is designed to minimize vibrations that can affect playback quality, allowing for a stable performance. Additionally, the layout is user-friendly, featuring an intuitive interface that simplifies navigation through CDs and menus.

Another noteworthy feature of the A3.2 is its advanced error-correction technology. This mechanism ensures smooth playback, even with scratched or damaged discs. By actively analyzing the audio data, the A3.2 can compensate for imperfections, maintaining sound integrity without interruptions. This reliability is particularly important for those who have large collections of older CDs.

The A3.2 also offers a variety of output options, including both coaxial and optical digital outputs. This versatility allows users to connect the player to external DACs, integrated amplifiers, or home theater systems, enhancing flexibility in system configuration. Its analog outputs provide a warm and rich sound characteristic that many audiophiles appreciate.

In summary, the Musical Fidelity A3.2 CD player stands out in its class due to its high-quality DAC, sturdy construction, error-correction capabilities, and versatile output options. It successfully combines technological innovation with practical design, making it a compelling choice for music enthusiasts seeking to elevate their audio experience. Whether used in a dedicated listening room or as part of a larger audio setup, the A3.2 delivers impressive performance that highlights the true essence of recorded music.
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