Features
Toslink
Optical Output: For use with compatible
receiver/controllers.
Direct
"Slot-in" Loading: No magazine
needed.
MD
Exchange: You can change 5 MDs while the sixth
is playing
Non-Delay Play during disc
change.
Shock
Protection: 10-second Shock Resistant
memory.
MD Text:
This unit can read track and disc titles from MDs
recorded with title information. The disc and track
titles read by this unit can be viewed on the display of
a Sony head unit equipped with changer controls and text
display capabilities.
DAC:
1-bit digital to analog converter
Wide Bit Stream Processing: A 20-bit
data path through the digital filter and digital to
analog converter delivers improved dynamic range and
low-level linearity for lifelike sound.
Mounting: This unit may be
installed in any 0-90 degree angle, so long as it is
attached to a secure part of the vehicle and is not
placed upside down. Angled installs do not require any
adjustments to the unit.
Hardware: The included mounting
hardware can be used to install on the floor, in the
glove box or console box (if there is enough room), or
on top of a console box.
Access:
There is a door which slides to the right on
the front panel of the unit to expose the six MiniDisc
slots. When the door is opened, the inside of the
compartment is lit for about one minute. The door has a
clear acrylic window which shows the MDs inside when
closed.
Eject:
There are six eject buttons (one next to each
slot) inside the compartment. You can remove a disc at
anytime except while it is playing. To
eject an MD which is playing, there is a stop button
which must be pressed prior to ejecting the
MiniDisc.
Analog
and Digital Connections: There is a switch on
the top rear of the unit which allows you to select
Analog (factory preset) or Digital. The RCA
outputs, Bus Output and Toslink digital output are
located behind a protective plastic cover. When
using a Toslink cable, you must use a fairly thin cable
(such as the Sony POC cable) since a thicker cable (such
as Monster Cable) will not fit through the slots on the
plastic cover. If you want to use thicker cables,
you would have to leave the protective cover
off. |