Denon DN-2500F Service Manual

Specifications and Main Features

  • Model: DN-2500F
  • Type: CD Player (Double Unit)
  • Dimensions:
  • Player unit: 482 mm wide, 88 mm high 252 mm deep
  • Control unit: 482 mm wide, 132 mm high 40 mm deep
  • Weight:
  • Player unit: 6 kg (equal to 13.23 pounds)
  • Control unit: 3 kg (equal to 6.614 pounds)
  • Power Supply:
  • USA and Canadian models: 120 VAC + 10% 60Hz
  • European models: 230 volts + 10% 50Hz
  • Power Consumption: 27W
  • Environmental Conditions:
  • Operating Temperature: 5 to 35 degree celsius (41 to 95 degree farenheit)
  • Operating Humidity: 25 to 85% (without condensation)
  • Storage Temperature: -20 to 60 celsius (4 to 140 degree farenheit)
  • Audio Section:
  • Quantization: 18-bit linear per channel
  • Sampling Frequency: 44.1 kHz
  • Oversampling rate: 8 times
  • Frequency Range: 20 to 20,000 Hz
  • Total Harmonic Distortion: 0.006%
  • Signal to Noise Ratio: 98 dB
  • Dynamic range: 96 dB
  • Channel Separation: 2.0V with a load impedance of 10 kΩ
  • Functions:
  • Instant start: Yes
  • Variable pitch: +4%, +8%, +16% (pitch range adjustment)
  • Pitch bend: +12%, range 4% and 8%, +18%, 16% range
  • Maximum scan speed: more than twenty times the normal speed
  • Sampling length: eight point one nine seconds
  • Max memory steps: 200
  • Feature:
  • Installation on a common nineteen rack is simple
  • The instant the playback begins, the PLAY button is pressed
  • Pitches can be altered by using long throw sliders
  • Cue to Music function that automatically searches for the start of playback
  • Frame by frame searching for accuracy
  • Sampler function that enables a stereo sampling of more than eight seconds for each side
  • Ordinary Jog/Shuttle dial which rather specializes in rapid CD searches
  • Key control that modifies the key in which recording is played
  • Vocal cutter that reduces vocal noises
  • Memory function which restores data of disc and cue
  • Direct Search and Preset function for convenience in locating items.

Frequently Asked Questions

Q: What is the power requirement for the DN-2500F?

A: The models used in the U.S. and Canada require a supply of 120Vac + 10 % /60Hz while that of European model requires230VAC + 10%, 50Hz.

Q: Can I use this device in a humid environment?

A: While the operational humidity should not exceed 25 - 85 % without condensation.

Q: Is it safe to leave the DN-2500F plugged in when not in use?

A: It is better to always unplug the unit which has not been used for a while, for instance when going on a holiday. Then it should not be kept plugged in.

Q: What type of discs can be played on the DN-2500F?

A: Standard 12 cm and 8 cm compact discs are the only types that the DN-2500F can work with.

Q: Is there a pitch control on the DN-2500F?

A: Sure, it does have such an option. There are three ranges of pitch to select between: −16%, −8%, −4%.

Q: How is the DN-2500F operated?

A: Control of the various functions such as playback, sampling, and pitch control is provided by the DN-2500F control unit (RC-44).

Q: Is it possible to save some parameters in DN-2500F?

A: Yes, the capability to remember and retrieve disc identification data and cue points is present in this model.

Q: What is the greatest permissible duration for the feature of sampling?

A: Taking into consideration the sampler feature, the DS7000 recorders can sample a maximum of 8.19 seconds of sound on either side.

Q: Do I need permission to change the key during playback?

A: Yes, all you need to do is press the key control option available on the DN-2500F and it will allow you to change the playback key.

User Manual

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