Troubleshooting

Power does not come on

•Check that the unit is plugged into a standard AC power outlet.

•If the unit is connected to another component’s power output, check that the other component is switched on.

No sound when playing a disc

•Check that all connections to the amplifier are correct and that all interconnects are firmly connected.

CanÕt record

•Check that all connections to the amplifier and any other components are correct and that all interconnects are firmly connected.

•Check that the disc you’re trying to record onto hasn’t already been finalized. If it has, use another disc, or erase the TOC (CD-RW only) – page 32–33.

•Check that you’ve selected the correct input. Use the INPUT button to switch inputs.

•Check that the recording level is not set too low – pages 29, 40–42.

Recorded sound is distorted

•Check that all connections to the amplifier and any other components are correct and that all interconnects are firmly connected.

•There may be interference from a nearby TV. Switch the TV off during recording, or move the unit further away.

•Check that the recording level is not set too high.– pages 29, 40–42.

•Some analog sources output a very high level signal that may distort the recording. In this case, turn down the recording level – pages 41–42.

•Check that the disc is not warped, damaged or dirty – page 44.

CanÕt operate using the remote control

•Check that the batteries in the remote are not exhausted.

•Check that there are no obstacles between the remote and the remote sensor.

•Check that no bright lights (including sunlight) are shining onto the remote control sensor on the main unit.

•Check that you’re operating the remote within its operating range – page 6.

9 Additional Information

Some tracks are skipped without being played

• The disc loaded contains skip IDs – pages 34–35.

A recorded CD-R/CD-RW disc wonÕt play on other CD players

•Check that the disc has been finalized – page 31.

•Most ordinary CD players will not play CD-RW discs.

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PDR-W839 specifications

The Pioneer PDR-W839 is a sophisticated component designed for audio enthusiasts who appreciate the nostalgia and warmth of CD recording and playback technology. This versatile CD recorder combines advanced digital audio technology with user-friendly features, making it an appealing addition to any home audio setup.

One of the standout features of the PDR-W839 is its ability to easily record from various sources, such as vinyl records, cassette tapes, or even through external microphones. The device is equipped with a high-quality analog-to-digital converter, which ensures that recordings maintain their integrity, capturing every nuance and detail of the audio source. This feature positions the PDR-W839 as an excellent tool for archiving old audio content into modern formats.

The PDR-W839 supports a wide range of CD formats, including CD-R and CD-RW, allowing users to create permanent or rewritable discs based on their needs. The process of recording is streamlined through an intuitive interface that allows for easy track selection and disc management. Users can easily edit tracks or create seamless transitions between songs, offering a personalized touch to their recordings.

Another notable characteristic is its dual digital audio inputs, including optical and coaxial connections, enabling users to connect various digital devices for high-fidelity recording. This ensures that recordings capture the best possible sound quality, minimizing any loss during the transfer process.

In terms of playback, the Pioneer PDR-W839 boasts robust sound quality, with support for various playback formats. The device features advanced error correction technology, ensuring smooth playback even when the discs are less than perfect. Users can enjoy their recordings with clarity, experiencing music as it was meant to be heard.

Additionally, the PDR-W839 is equipped with a convenient LCD display that provides essential information during operation, such as track number and remaining time. The user-friendly remote control allows for easy navigation through menus and settings, offering flexibility in how users interact with their audio library.

Overall, the Pioneer PDR-W839 stands out for its combination of high-quality recording capabilities, multiple connectivity options, and user-friendly design. This makes it an invaluable asset for anyone looking to preserve and enjoy their audio collections in a modern format.
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