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FORWARD (») AND REVERSE («) SEARCH

: The CDP-88 employs a convenient 2-speed search.  

These buttons allow you to quickly search through the disk in both directions. Press and hold down the 

desired SEARCH button.  The time counter will approximately double in speed, and the track heard will 

be reduced in volume. Once the desired point is reached, release the SEARCH button. Playback will 

resume. 

If the SEARCH button is held for more than 4 seconds, the CDP-88 goes into a high-speed search mode, 

and the time counter advances very rapidly. During high-speed search, the volume is completely muted.  

2. DISPLAY INFORMATION AND VARIOUS MODES OF OPERATION: 

 

To insert a disk, press LOAD to open the CD tray.  Gently place the disk with the label side up 

on the tray, and press LOAD again.  The tray will close, and several seconds later the display will 

indicate the total number of tracks on the disk with the total playing time. If the disk has not been 

properly inserted, or is inserted upside down, the message NO DISC will appear on the display. Disks 

with bad scratches, pinholes, or other severe manufacturing defects might also not be useable. 

Once the display confirms the number of tracks and playing time, the CDP-88 is in STOP mode. At this 

point, you can carry out several different playback modes.  Each is described in detail below. 

Playback from the beginning or from a selected track 

 

To play an entire disk from the beginning, press PLAY.  The CDP-88 will start playing in a few 

seconds, and will play the entire disk. To play from a desired track onwards, select the desired track 

using the NEXT (

¾

) and/or PREVIOUS (

½

) buttons, or with the numeric keypad on the remote control. 

 Then press PLAY. The disk will play from that point on until the end of the disk. While playing, the 

display will show each track currently playing along with the elapsed time from the beginning of that 

track.  Once the disk is over, the CDP-88 will return to STOP mode. 

Summary of Contents for CDP-88

Page 1: ...CLASS AUDIO CDP 88 CD PLAYER CDP 88 OWNER S MANUAL...

Page 2: ...n goals Similar circuits are then tailored to different power levels etc Differences between less expensive models and more expensive models are parts quality and compliment power supply extravagance...

Page 3: ...MANUAL TABLE OF CONTENTS UNPACKING SET UP 4 A C LINE POWER 5 REAR PANEL CONNECTIONS AND FUNCTIONS 6 DISPLAY FUNCTIONS AND OPERATIONS 7 TECHNICAL DESCRIPTION 13 SPECIFICATIONS 16 WARRANTY 17 WARRANTY...

Page 4: ...t be operated on a horizontal platform see specifications for details such as a table or preferably specialized audio furniture to extract the best performance Like fine turntables and interconnect ca...

Page 5: ...c growth for the first 300 hours of use For optimum sonic performance you should consider use of the optional CLASS REFERENCE A C LINE CORD Consult your dealer regarding this accessory CAUTION FLOATIN...

Page 6: ...1 on page 10 for visual aid A NOTE ABOUT THE CONNECTING CABLES The overall performance of the CD PLAYER will vary dramatically with the quality and type of cables chosen Selection of the highest quali...

Page 7: ...this button is pressed the CDP 88 will advance one track i e press it twice to advance two tracks three for three tracks etc If pressed during playback the CDP 88 resumes playing from the desired trac...

Page 8: ...tracks on the disk with the total playing time If the disk has not been properly inserted or is inserted upside down the message NO DISC will appear on the display Disks with bad scratches pinholes or...

Page 9: ...e NEXT and PREVIOUS to change tracks The programmed tracks don t have to be in ascending numerical order i e you can program track 2 to play after track 6 If you programmed a track by accident simply...

Page 10: ...ndy feature that lets you preview the contents of a disk By pressing SCAN the CDP 88 will automatically play the first 10 seconds of each track on the disk Once you ve found a track you like pressing...

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Page 13: ...contaminated when traditional power supplies clip due to their inadequate output This is the general idea behind the high current stable supply that powers the CDP 88 The disk transport itself is the...

Page 14: ...es the errors that are associated with brick wall analog filters and also minimizes the number of components in the signal path With non HDCD encoded data the decoder exhibits performance to common di...

Page 15: ...8 to meet FCC class B requirements This will ensure that the CDP 88 will be insensitive to noisy components in a system and in turn will not cause harmful interference to other components Every CDP 88...

Page 16: ...t voltage Better than 0 005 VDC Clock Jitter 5ps rms from 20Hz to 40 KHz Laser semiconductor GaAIAs 0 5 mw continuous 790 nm Sampling rate 852 8 KHz Disc rotation velocity 200 500 rpm constant linear...

Page 17: ...E YEAR warranty from the date of first retail purchase no warranty on batteries The balance of all warranties stated above remain transferable to a second owner provided all conditions stated herein a...

Page 18: ...e factory packaging 5 Transfer or sale of this processor by the original owner 6 Non compliance with any of the other conditions hereof CLASS AUDIO INC SHALL NOT BE LIABLE FOR ANY SPECIAL INCIDENTAL O...

Page 19: ..._________________________________________ AUTHORIZED DEALER________________________________________________________ PURCHASER S NAME_________________________________________________________ STREET ADD...

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