7 Press REC .

Progress bar

Remaining time

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Track name being

Track number/

recorded

Elapsed playing time

Recording starts. Playback of a disc starts automatically when all tracks are recorded.

Notes

If you cancel recording in the middle of a track, the current track is not recorded. Previous tracks remain.

The indication of recording time on the recording display is approximate.

You can record up to 200 albums in a folder and up to 2000 albums on the HDD.

In the default setting, REC continue is set to “On” (page 51).

When an audio CD is played back, the CDDB (CD data base) on the unit is accessed (while accessing, “Accessing Gracenote CDDB” appears) and the title information (disc name/artist name/track name) is displayed.

If “No Match” appears after accessing, the CDDB (CD data base) has no matched data for the disc. If you need title information, update the CDDB (CD data base) see “Editing the library” on page 54.

When you record a CD TEXT disc, displayed title information (disc name/artist name/track name) is recorded onto the HDD. You can change the displayed title information (see “Notes on CDDB” on page 20).

Tips

In the default setting, all tracks are selected in the track name list. To select specific tracks, press (F2) (ALL) to cancel the selection first.

You can record up to 6000 tracks on the HDD.

Each time you press (SOURCE) during recording, the source changes in the order of FM t AM t

AUX* t CD t FM. When you select the CD, the track being recorded will be played.

*If “AUX” is not displayed when selecting the source, set “AUX Skip” in “Setup” to “Off” (page 56).

To cancel recording

Press (F1) (x) in step 7.

To change the recording bit rate

Press (F1) to select the recording bit rate in step 2.

Item

Explanation

105K

Standard recording bit rate.

 

 

132K*

Offers better sound quality. But

 

the audio files increase in size.

 

 

*The default setting.

To change the recording speed

Press (F2) to select the recording speed in step 2.

Item

Explanation

1-REC

Records the track and reproduces

 

track sound simultaneously.

 

(Normal speed recording)

 

 

HI-REC*

Records the track up to 8 times

 

faster than normal speed

 

recording.

 

(High speed recording)

 

 

*The default setting.

To change the folder/album to store the tracks

1Rotate the R dial to select the storage folder or storage album, then press the R dial in step 2.

To create a new folder, press (F2) (CREATE).

2Rotate the R dial to select the desired folder or album, then press the R dial.

To create a new album, press (F2) (CREATE).

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Sony MEX-1HD operating instructions To cancel recording, To change the recording bit rate, To change the recording speed

MEX-1HD specifications

The Sony MEX-1HD is a premium in-dash car stereo system that combines superior audio performance with cutting-edge technology. Designed for music enthusiasts and tech-savvy drivers, the MEX-1HD stands out with its sleek design and intuitive user interface, ensuring an enjoyable driving experience.

One of the standout features of the MEX-1HD is its large, vibrant display. The LCD screen not only provides clear visibility in various lighting conditions but also offers an easy-to-navigate menu. Users can effortlessly scroll through their music library, access various settings, and toggle between different modes. The controls are strategically positioned for ease of use, making it convenient to operate while driving.

Audio quality is at the forefront of the MEX-1HD’s design. The unit boasts a built-in high-power amplifier, delivering clean and powerful sound. With a dynamic peak output of 52 watts x 4 channels, the stereo ensures every note is heard clearly, making your favorite tracks come alive. Additionally, the unit supports a wide range of audio formats, including MP3, WMA, and AAC, offering flexibility in choosing how to listen to your music.

One of the most compelling attributes of the MEX-1HD is its integration with various music sources. It features Bluetooth connectivity, allowing users to stream music wirelessly from their smartphones. The stereo also includes USB ports for connecting devices and auxiliary input for traditional media players. This ensures compatibility with virtually any device, providing endless entertainment options during travels.

Technologically, the MEX-1HD is equipped with advanced sound processing features. The EQ3 Stage 2 allows users to customize their sound experience by adjusting the equalizer settings to suit their preferences. The built-in Sony DSO (Dynamic Soundstage Organizer) enhances audio depth, creating a more immersive listening experience.

Moreover, the MEX-1HD supports SiriusXM satellite radio, offering access to a vast array of channels, ensuring that you always have something to listen to, no matter how long the journey. The device also comes with built-in AM/FM radio, with RDS support for easy identification of stations.

In conclusion, the Sony MEX-1HD exemplifies what modern car audio systems should offer: versatility, exceptional sound quality, and a user-friendly interface. With its ability to connect to various media sources and advanced sound processing features, this car stereo invites users to enjoy their music in a way that enhances every ride. Whether you’re on a long road trip or just commuting, the MEX-1HD promises to elevate the in-car audio experience.