5 Copying CDs

 

 

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3-COMPACT DISC MULTI CHANGER

 

 

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CD SELECT

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COPY START

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COMPACT DISC DIGITAL RECORDER

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Introduction

Recording CDs from the disc changer has several advantages over recording from an external CD player.

•Double speed copying lets you record a disc in half the regular time.

•Automatic spacing when individual tracks are recorded.

•Automatic SCMS copying makes sure that, whenever possible, you'll get a digital copy. In the event of a disc preventing digital copying with SCMS, the link beween the changer and the CD-R automatically switches to analog.

Copying CDs

If you want to duplicate a CD exactly as it is, the easiest way is to follow the steps in Quick CD Copying on page 13. The instructions here give you a little more control over the recording you make.

1Load the CD you want to copy in to

the CD changer.

You can use any of the three disc trays in the changer.

2Load a CD-R or CD-RW into the

CD-R tray.

If the disc isn't blank, make sure that there is enough space on the disc for what you want to record (see Switching the Display on page 30 for how to check this).

3Press COPY MODE.

The display shows Disc Copy.

If you want to switch the copying speed, do so here. The default is 2x speed. See Changing the copying speed on page 19 for how to change it.

4If you want the disc finalized after

recording, press FINALIZE.

The FINALIZE indicator blinks.

Remember: Finalizing a CD-R fixes the tracks on the disc—you can't record anything else on to the disc, but it does become playable on most ordinary CD players.

5Press the DISC (CD SELECT on the front panel) button for the disc you

want to record.

If you want to adjust the recording level, do so here. The default is 0dB. See Setting the recording level on page 19 for how to adjust it.

6Press COPY START CD=CD-R.

The recorder starts copying the disc. If FINALIZE is on, the recorder will finalize the disc after copying it.

Be careful: if there’s a playlist programmed, the tracks appearing on the playlist will be recorded.

•If the button is blinking, there’s not enough space on the disc for what you want to record. Press again to start recording anyway, or press 7(CD-R side) to cancel.

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PDR-W739 specifications

The Pioneer PDR-W739 is a versatile CD recorder that exemplifies the blend of high-quality audio performance and user-friendly features. It was designed to meet the needs of audiophiles and casual listeners alike, providing an excellent solution for recording and playing CDs.

One of the most notable features of the PDR-W739 is its ability to record music from a variety of sources. Featuring both analog and digital inputs, the device allows users to connect to other audio equipment, such as turntables and CD players, facilitating a seamless recording process. The PDR-W739 supports several recording formats, including CD-R and CD-RW, allowing users the flexibility to create permanent copies of their favorite albums or to edit and overwrite tracks as needed.

The device is equipped with advanced technologies to enhance recording quality. The built-in Digital Wave System ensures minimal signal loss and maximizes clarity, resulting in recordings that retain the original sound's richness and depth. Additionally, Pioneer's high-quality A/D converters help capture audio signals with remarkable accuracy, maintaining the integrity of the sound through the entire recording process.

Another key characteristic of the PDR-W739 is its ease of use. The front panel is intuitively designed, featuring an easy-to-navigate LCD display that provides useful information, such as track numbers, time remaining, and recording levels. The device also includes an automatic track division feature, which detects silence and creates separate tracks, making it effortless to compile personalized CDs.

The PDR-W739 doesn't just excel in recording, but also offers playback capabilities. Supporting a wide range of CD formats, including CD-DA, CD-R, and CD-RW, the player ensures compatibility with various media. It also features a repeat function and programmable playback options, allowing users to create custom listening experiences.

Build quality is another standout feature of the Pioneer PDR-W739. With a solid construction and a sleek, modern design, it fits well with other audio components while adding an elegant touch to your setup. Its compact size allows for easy integration into entertainment systems, making it a practical choice for home use.

In conclusion, the Pioneer PDR-W739 stands out as a robust CD recorder that combines functionality with high audio fidelity. Its advanced recording technologies, user-friendly features, and solid construction make it an excellent choice for anyone looking to preserve their music collection or create personalized playlists. Whether for serious recording needs or casual listening, the PDR-W739 delivers a reliable and enjoyable audio experience.
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