Features:
18-bit
linear D/A converter.
Fully
discrete analog output section with 12 separate transistors and 6,400 µF of
power supply storage.
4 separate
power supplies for digital, analog, transport, and display.
3-beam
optical laser pickup.
36-Program
memory
Rear panel
remote control jacks
Audible
two-speed cue and review.
Display:
track number/ elapsed time/ program number or total number of tracks/ total
time/ time remaining.
19-key
wireless remote
18-Bit
Technology Withstands the Test of Time
Whether they
use Bit Stream or 18-bit digital technology, Harman Kardon compact disc players
are distinguished by superior internal layout, quality components, and
excellent power-supply and grounding-system design.
Harman
Kardon'a 18-bit compact disc players have major advantages over competing
brands in the same category. Our units are adjusted in the factory for precise,
low level linearity, allowing for clearer, more dynamically accurate, less
distorted low level signals. And as with
our bit stream players, we use only discrete circuits along the analog audio
signal path.
It isn't
every company that applies the same standards to its compact disc players as it
does to its amplifiers. Removing the top from ordinary compact disc players
reveals that most dedicate only an averange of five percent of internal
circuitry to the analog audio section, while Harman Kardon commits 25 to 30
percent, depending on the model. Buyers can literally see the quality of
design.
Discrete
Analog Compact Disc Output Stages
Sound
signals travel through analog circuitry before arriving at the compact disc
player's output jacks. Those stages may employ mass-produced integrated
circuits or custom-designed discrete circuits.
Harman
Kardon uses only discrete circuits along the audio signal path, insuring that
the best possible sound produced by the sampling and conversion systems is
achieved.
Discrete
circuits embody close-tolerance resistors, capacitors,, and fast-slew-rate
transistors. The benefit is wider bandwidth and minimal negative feedback, both
of which are critical to the compact disc player's amplifier stages.
Specifications
System: Compact Disc Digital Audio
D/A
Conventer: Linear, 18-bit; 4x
Oversampling (176,4 kHz)
Signal
Detection: 3-beam semiconductor optical
laser pickup
Error
Correction: CIRC system
Low level
Linearity: -80 dB (±1 dB)
Frequency
Response: 4 Hz - 20 kHz (+0 dB, -1,5 dB)
Total
Harmonic Distortion: 0,009%
Dynamic
Range: 96 dB
Signal-to-Noise
Ratio: 100 dB
Channel
Separation: 88 dB
Line
Output Level/Impedance: 2,0 V at 10 k Ω
Digital
Output Level/Impedance: none
Power
Consumption: 15 watts
Dimensions
(W x H x D): 443 x 103 x 328 mm
(17-3/8" x 4" x 13")
Weight: 5,0 kg (11 lb)
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