Controls (illustrations on page 3)

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Controls on the system and remote control

1STANDBY ON

Ðto switch the system on or to standby mode.

2ECO POWER

Ðto switch the system on or to Eco Power standby mode.

3DISC 1/2/3 (CD DIRECT 1/2/3) Ð to select a disc tray for playback.

4Source selection Ð to select the following :

CD (CD 1¥2¥3)

Ðto select disc tray 1, 2 or 3.

TUNER (BAND)

Ðto select waveband : FM or MW. TAPE (TAPE 1¥2)

Ðto select tape deck 1 or 2. AUX (VIDEO/CDR)

Ðto select the input for an additional appliance : AUX or CDR.

5Mode Selection

àá SEARCH• TUNING

for MP3-CD

to select previous/next

 

album.

for CD

to search backward/forward.

for Tuner

to tune to a lower or higher

 

radio frequency.

for Tape

to rewind or fast forward.

for Clock

(on the system only) to set the

 

hour.

Ç STOP

 

for CD/ MP3-CD ..

to stop playback or to clear a

 

programme.

for Tuner

(on the system only) to stop

 

programming.

for Tape

to stop playback or

 

recording.

for Demo

(on the system only) to

 

activate/deactivate the

 

demonstration.

for Clock

(on the system only) to exit

 

clock setting.

for Plug & Play

(on the system only) to exit

 

plug & play mode.

ÉÅ PLAY•PAUSE

for CD/ MP3-CD ..

to start or interrupt

 

playback.

for Tape

to start playback.

for Plug & Play

(on the system only) to initiate

 

and start plug & play mode.

íPREV / ë NEXT (-TITLE +)

for MP3-CD

to select previous/next title.

for CD

to skip to the beginning of

 

the current, previous, or next

 

track.

for Tuner

to select a preset radio

 

station.

for Clock

(on the system only) to set

 

the minute.

6DSC

ÐSelects different type of preset sound equaliser settings. (OPTIMAL, JAZZ, ROCK or TECHNO)

7VAC

ÐSelects different type of ambience-based equaliser settings. (HALL, CONCERT or

CINEMA)

8DBB/INC. SURR (DBB, IS)

Ðto select the desired bass boost level. (DBB 1, DBB 2, DBB 3 or DBB OFF)

Ðto activate or deactivate the surround sound effect.

9MAX SOUND

Ðto activate or deactivate the optimal mix of various sound features.

0REPEAT

Ðto playback track(s)/disc(s)/programme repeatedly.

!SHUFFLE

ÐTurns on/off the random play mode.

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MP3-CD specifications

The Philips MP3-CD is an innovative approach to portable audio, integrating the versatility of MP3 technology with the traditional compact disc format. This product caters to music enthusiasts who desire high-quality sound and immense storage without the need for extensive hardware.

At the heart of the Philips MP3-CD is its ability to store a significantly greater number of tracks on a single disc compared to standard audio CDs. A typical CD can hold around 80 minutes of audio, while an MP3-CD can accommodate up to 10 to 12 hours of music, depending on bit rate and compression settings. This capability allows users to enjoy extensive music libraries without the clutter of multiple CDs.

One of the standout features of the Philips MP3-CD is its compatibility with various audio formats. In addition to standard MP3 files, the device often supports WMA (Windows Media Audio) and sometimes other formats, providing users with the flexibility to play different types of audio files. This feature is particularly advantageous for users who may have collections in different formats, ensuring a seamless listening experience.

In terms of technology, the Philips MP3-CD utilizes advanced laser tracking systems that ensure precise reading of the digital data encoded on the disc. This technology minimizes playback errors and enhances sound quality, making for a more enjoyable listening experience. Furthermore, many Philips MP3-CD players come equipped with features such as programmable playlists, repeat modes, and shuffle functionality, allowing users to customize their listening experiences.

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In conclusion, the Philips MP3-CD stands out as a versatile, user-friendly device that revolutionizes the way music is stored and played. With its superior storage capacity, wide range of supported formats, advanced tracking technology, and portable design, the Philips MP3-CD continues to appeal to music lovers seeking a reliable and enjoyable way to experience their favorite tunes. Its ability to combine traditional CD elements with modern digital technologies makes it a distinctive option in the evolving audio market.
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