Parasound C/DP-2000 - Manual (Page 5)

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Introduction
Congratulations on your purchase of this precision audio component and thank you for your selection of
Parasound. The C/DP-2000 Ultra's unique patented CD Belt Drive design delivers analog-like musicality
unavailable in other compact disc players. Your C/DP-2000 Ultra features custom 20 bit digital to analog
circuitry manufactured by UltraAnalog, Inc. yeilding higher resolution than some "24/96" players.
The C/DP-2000 Ultra also incorporates the PMD-100 High Definition Compatible Digital process decoder
developed by Pacific Microsonics. This decoder performs precise decoding of HDCD encoded recordings
and is also a superior digital filter that enhances the sonic quality of non-HDCD encoded recordings.
Please take a few moments to read these instructions so you may fully understand how to maximize the
performance capabilities of your belt drive CD player.
Unpacking
Carefully unpack your CD player and remove all the enclosed accessories: CD clamper, remote control, AC
cord. Be sure to inspect the unit for any possible shipping damage. If you see any, contact your Parasound
Dealer immediately. Save all the packing material in case you need to ship the unit for repair. Before you
proceed, find the serial number located on the rear panel of your amplifier and record it here for reference:
Serial #____________________ Date of Purchase____________________
Installation
Your C/DP-2000 Ultra should be placed on a level and sturdy surface, out of direct sunlight. It should be
in a well-ventilated area, away from heating ducts or radiators. The area must be free of dust or excessive
humidity.
Located your CD player away from your speakers to minimize vibrations that could interfere with the optical
laser. This could cause the error correction circuits to operate excessively for other than defects in the CDs
themselves. The unit should not be placed near any component that generates heat or a strong magnetic field,
such as a power amplifier.
Do not place your C/DP-2000 Ultra near your radio or TV tuner since digital circuitry uses very high
frequency signals that could cause interference with clear broadcast reception. Additionally, RF radiation
from radio or TV tuners could interfere with the clarity of CD reproduction.
A Note on Condensation and Dew
If your C/DP-2000 Ultra is brought directly from a cold location to a warm room or if it is placed in a very
damp room, moisture may condense on the laser lens within the unit and the player may not operate. If this
occurs, remove the disc and leave the player in a warm, dry place for about an hour so the moisture can
evaporate.