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2.the source you want to copy is available in digital form either as the primary or extra input, and you want to make a digital recording. (See page ?? for setting up extra inputs).

Conditionally works OK

The following list shows the copy procedures that only work in some circumstances.

1.the source you want to copy is available in analogue form only, and you want to make a digital recording. This process only works if either:

∙the Copy source is also the main source selected by the Source key (in effect you are using Copy–System. Copy–Systemmeans ‘record what I am listening to’ – except of course Mute and Volume do not effect the recording!

∙the main listening Source is digital, freeing up the analogue–digital converter for the Copy process.

Never works OK

The following list shows the copy procedures that do not work as expected.

1.the source you want to copy is available in digital form only, and you want to make an analogue recording.

The standard 562 does not have any means to convert digital signals to analogue.

Overcoming copy difficulties to digital recorders

There is no ready solution to the fact that 562 only has one analogue– digital converter. We advise caution when making digital recordings from analogue sources. The simplest strategy is to listen to the recording on Source, and use Copy–System. See page ??.

Overcoming copy difficulties to analogue recorders

To obtain reliable copy functions for digital sources onto analogue recorders you have the following options:

1.If the digital source (e.g. CD, DCC, MD or Laser disc player) has both analogue and digital outputs, connect both. Use the digital connection as the main one and the analogue as an extra. See page ?? for details on setting up main and extra inputs.

2.If the digital source does not have both analogue and digital outputs (e.g. CD transport), use an external digital–to–analogue converter on the digital source to provide an extra analogue input.

3.If you have several digital-only sources, or the digital source supports only one output, then connect an external DAC. The digital signal to the DAC is taken from the DO2 digital tape output of 562. Connect the analogue output of the DAC to the DAC sockets on 562. Note: this option is not available if you have an internal DAC fitted.

4.Upgrade 562 to have the internal DAC option fitted. Consult your dealer.

Using D600, DSP5000 or D6000 speakers with 562

Please note, the following systems must be operated in 200 Mode!

∙systems using D600

∙systems using D6000 with software versions less than 2.0. (To see the version of your D6000s put them into standby and then press Display

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562 specifications

Meridian America 562 is a state-of-the-art solution in the realm of high-performance audio systems, designed specifically for audiophiles and those who appreciate exceptional sound quality. A proud member of Meridian's esteemed lineup, the 562 embodies the company's commitment to delivering unparalleled audio experiences.

One of the standout features of the Meridian America 562 is its advanced digital signal processing (DSP) capabilities. The device utilizes proprietary DSP algorithms to optimize audio performance, ensuring that users experience sound that is not only clear and detailed but also well-balanced across all frequencies. This attention to detail makes the 562 particularly appealing for those who seek fidelity typically found only in high-end studio equipment.

The unit also incorporates Meridian's renowned Meridian Lossless Packing (MLP) technology. MLP compresses high-resolution audio files without sacrificing quality, allowing users to enjoy their favorite tracks in stunning detail while saving valuable storage space. This feature is especially beneficial in an era where high-resolution audio is increasingly popular.

Moreover, the Meridian America 562 boasts multiple connectivity options, including digital, analog, and network inputs, making it compatible with a wide array of audio sources. Whether you are streaming music from a digital library, connecting a CD player, or utilizing a high-definition television, the 562 ensures seamless integration into any sound system. Its robust networking capabilities also support various audio formats, catering to modern listening habits.

In terms of design, the 562 features an elegant and minimalist aesthetic that allows it to blend effortlessly with any home decor. The user interface is intuitive, making it easy to navigate through menus and settings, while the build quality reflects Meridian's dedication to crafting durable products.

Additionally, the Meridian America 562 is engineered for expandable functionality. With options for future upgrades and enhancements, the device can evolve alongside technological advancements in the audio industry. This foresight ensures that users can enjoy new features without the need to replace their entire system.

In summary, the Meridian America 562 stands out in the world of audio technology thanks to its superior DSP capabilities, MLP technology, diverse connectivity options, and expandable features. For anyone serious about sound quality, the 562 is an investment that promises a richly rewarding auditory experience.
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