The Marantz CDR500 was made to play, record and burn audio CDs with clear sound reproduction, a decreasingly necessary but still integral part of navigating your music library in 2010. Despite numerous features like text file copying combined with two speeds of audio copying, using your CDR500 for basic operations is as easy as plugging it in, programming it correctly and following a few simple steps to start spinning and grinning.
Instructions
1. Place your Marantz CDR500 on a level surface with at least 1 inch of clearance on all sides.
2. Plug your device into outlet power and attach your speaker wires to the corresponding red and white audio ports on the back of your CD recorder/player. Attach any corresponding CD players in your system at this time into the extra port sets. Press your CDR500's power button at the bottom-left of its face.
3. Press the button with the "Up" symbol by the first deck, and it should open. (Most of these operations can be commanded from the device's accompanying remote control.) Insert a disc and press the "Up" button again. Press "Play (arrow symbol)" and the CD should play. Press the other left-deck CD control buttons to stop or pause.
4. Erase a disc's contents by pressing the "Erase" button after inserting the disc. You can access an external audio device by pressing the "Input" button and selecting the device (if necessary). Pressing "Rec Mode" will allow you to access the device's various recording modes.
5. If recording, insert a blank disc in the right tray with the same "Up" button you used on the left deck. The display should inform you to do this after entering into Rec Mode. Close the tray and the display should inform you of your menu options: "Record Fast," "Record CD," "Disc at Once," etc. Press "Record" to confirm your desired type of recording. The CDR500 will tell you how much time remains until the transfer is complete.
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