Yamaha CRW-F1 manual Advanced Audio Master quality recording

onto the CD-R as well as content in the form of data. This enables the user to write a practical “memo” such as a date, index, logo or picture on the unused area of the disk.

Disc T@2 offers a variety of different possibilities:

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Contents: CDs can include information such as the album title, artist or date.

Promotion: corporate logos can be burned onto the presentation CD.

Security: security information can be imprinted which can not be changed.

Creativity: no limits to the imagination – home-burned CDs become works of art!

The Nero software included in the scope of supply permits the Disc T@2 CD to be created as easily as a CD cover.

Advanced Audio Master quality recording

This feature offers the best sound quality for home-burned music CDs – which are almost comparable with Audio Master CDs!

“The benchmark is the original” is the Audio Master concept. Thanks to this function, any disturbances in the audio-digital data flow, so-called jitter, are reduced considerably in order to achieve the best possible sound quality of audio tracks on CD-R disks. This results in a distinctly audible clarity in the high and medium sound range, full bass reproduction and convincing spatial presentation, thus permitting reproduction which is true to the original.

When the CRW-F1 series is in Audio Master mode, longer pits and lands compared to normal audio mode are written at speeds of up to 8x resulting in the following storage capacities of CD blanks: 650 MB – 63 mins., 700 MB – 68 mins. and 870 MB – 79 mins.

High quality & high speed thanks to the YAMAHA YDC132-V chip set

CD-RW technology has displayed rash development in terms of writing speeds over the past few months.

CRW-F1 is fast: 44x CD-R, 24x CD-RW and 44x CD reading speed permit high-speed CD recording, not 48x as offered by drives from other manufacturers, but without any compromises in the quality of the data recorded. This is displayed in excellent jitter values for CD-Rs burned using the CRW-F1 as well as significantly fewer C1 errors. Yamaha puts quality before minimum improvements in speed by raising the X-factor for CD-R recording.

In order to achieve maximum quality data during the high-speed recording process, Yamaha has developed its own new LSI chip set: Yamaha YDC-132-V is the heart of the new CRW-F1 drive generation and controls all of the excellent Yamaha features and specifications of the CRW-F1 series:

•High-quality full CAV writing method for CD-R/CD-RW/CD-ROM at high speed

•Yamaha’s original CAV writing strategy

•Full digital optical laser pick-up servo control

•DiscT@2

•Advanced Audio Master quality recording

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