Refurbished Teac RWCD22-RB Dual-Deck CD Player and Recorder (Discontinued by Manufacturer)
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Dual-well component CD recorder integrates with your hi-fi system--no need to use your computer (2x high-speed recording)Optical digital-audio input and output, line-level analog input and outputSampling-rate converter (32 kHz/48 kHz to 44.1 kHz); shuffle and repeat play, track programming24-bit analog-to-digital/digital-to-analog converters ensure high-quality recordings and pleasing CD playbackMeasures 17.125 x 4 x 12.625 inches (W x H x D)
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Amazon.com Now you burn CDs in the comfort of your living room with no need to use your computer as a go-between. Teac's dual-deck RW-CD22 CD recorder offers quality components and ample connectivity to help you bring your treasured cassettes, LPs, videocassettes, and radio broadcasts into the digital world. Using a component CD recorder maintains audio quality during CD-to-CD transfers and greatly simplifies the process of generating CDs from analog sources. Deck one plays, while deck two records (either at 1x or high-speed 2x). One each optical and coaxial digital-audio input and output facilitate hookup with a CD or minidisc player/recorder and a surround receiver or integrated amplifier, while analog RCA inputs and outputs accommodate just about any audio source. Ensuring the highest quality possible from your analog sources, the deck uses 24-bit analog-to-digital and digital-to-analog converters. In addition to random and repeat play, the RW-CD22 offers programmable playback so you can alter the order of the source tracks on the CD you're recording. This deck also lets you adjust the recording level in digital domain, altering the signal level of older CDs mastered too low in level and/or new CDs mastered too "hot" to blend with other material on, for instance, a compilation you're assembling. You can feed the recorder digital-audio signals from minidisc or DAT recorded at 32 or 48 kHz sampling rates, and the RW-CD22 performs sampling-rate conversion to CD's native 44.1 kHz on the spot. A choice of auto or manual track writing lets you take the reigns to determine where the song breaks will be--or you can simply put the recorder on auto-pilot (with digital recordings) and it will duplicate the track start and end points found on your source disc. You can record up to 80 minutes of your favorite music and songs from any number of sources on either write-once CD-R or rewritable CD-RW. In either case, you must use the slightly more expensive CD-DA (designated "music" or "audio" recordables) to compensate the record labels for perceived piracy losses. The player/recorder comes with a 34-key, full-function remote control and a front-panel headphone jack for private listening. What's in the Box CD recorder, remote control, remote batteries, a stereo analog-audio interconnect, and a user's manual.
Dual-well component CD recorder integrates with your hi-fi system--no need to use your computer (2x high-speed recording)Optical digital-audio input and output, line-level analog input and outputSampling-rate converter (32 kHz/48 kHz to 44.1 kHz); shuffle and repeat play, track programming24-bit analog-to-digital/digital-to-analog converters ensure high-quality recordings and pleasing CD playbackMeasures 17.125 x 4 x 12.625 inches (W x H x D)
상품설명
Amazon.com Now you burn CDs in the comfort of your living room with no need to use your computer as a go-between. Teac's dual-deck RW-CD22 CD recorder offers quality components and ample connectivity to help you bring your treasured cassettes, LPs, videocassettes, and radio broadcasts into the digital world. Using a component CD recorder maintains audio quality during CD-to-CD transfers and greatly simplifies the process of generating CDs from analog sources. Deck one plays, while deck two records (either at 1x or high-speed 2x). One each optical and coaxial digital-audio input and output facilitate hookup with a CD or minidisc player/recorder and a surround receiver or integrated amplifier, while analog RCA inputs and outputs accommodate just about any audio source. Ensuring the highest quality possible from your analog sources, the deck uses 24-bit analog-to-digital and digital-to-analog converters. In addition to random and repeat play, the RW-CD22 offers programmable playback so you can alter the order of the source tracks on the CD you're recording. This deck also lets you adjust the recording level in digital domain, altering the signal level of older CDs mastered too low in level and/or new CDs mastered too "hot" to blend with other material on, for instance, a compilation you're assembling. You can feed the recorder digital-audio signals from minidisc or DAT recorded at 32 or 48 kHz sampling rates, and the RW-CD22 performs sampling-rate conversion to CD's native 44.1 kHz on the spot. A choice of auto or manual track writing lets you take the reigns to determine where the song breaks will be--or you can simply put the recorder on auto-pilot (with digital recordings) and it will duplicate the track start and end points found on your source disc. You can record up to 80 minutes of your favorite music and songs from any number of sources on either write-once CD-R or rewritable CD-RW. In either case, you must use the slightly more expensive CD-DA (designated "music" or "audio" recordables) to compensate the record labels for perceived piracy losses. The player/recorder comes with a 34-key, full-function remote control and a front-panel headphone jack for private listening. What's in the Box CD recorder, remote control, remote batteries, a stereo analog-audio interconnect, and a user's manual.
2019-05-23 12:49:46
