Harman Kardon CDR 20 CD Dual Deck Recorder With OEM Remote Control & Manual

Harman Kardon CDR 20 CD Dual Deck Recorder. WORKING. COMES WITH REMOTE CONTROL AND MANUAL. EXCELLENT CONDITION. The 4x-speed CDR 20 enables you to preserve your vinyl or tapes in the crystal-clear, durable CD format. The CDR 20 can make recordings from external analog or digital sources, or it can dub entire discs or a programmed mix from one deck to the other. The two decks can function either as a 2-disc changer or as dual sources in a multiroom application. The 96kHz/24-bit AKM D/A converters preserve the audio quality of original recordings, and front-panel digital input and headphone jacks offer convenience. Supports CD-R and CD-RW (rewritable) formats Records to CD-R at 4 times normal playback speed Audiophile-grade AKM 24-bit/96 kHz digital-to-analog and analog-to-digital converters for superior sound quality CD record from an external CD player Dual-disc changer plays 2 discs simultaneously for multiroom use Product Information Record your tapes in crystal clear and durable CD format with the Harman Kardon CDR20. With the 96kHz/24-bit AKM D/A converters, this Harman Kardon CD player retains the audio quality of original recordings. This Harman Kardon player can record from external sources like A/V receiver, a tuner, a tape deck or a CD player, and more via signal feeding mechanism. With a 4x speed capability, the Harman Kardon CDR20 takes only 15 minutes to copy a 60 min disc. This Harman Kardon CD player offers a wide range of program and repeat functions that makes listening to music a pleasing experience. The dual tray design of this Harman Kardon player lets you play back two separate discs at the same time. Product Identifiers Brand Harman Kardon MPN CDR20 UPC 0028292543227 Model CDR20 Product Key Features Playable Media Format WAV. Note: Component CD recorders let you record on two different types of discs: CD-R discs are write-once, recordable CDs which play back in almost all newer home, car, and portable CD players. CD-RW discs can be erased and re-recorded again and again, but aren't as widely compatible when it comes to playback. Check your specific model of CD player for disc compatibility. Remember, blank computer CDs cannot be recorded using a home CD-R deck, so be sure to use blank audio discs (the logo on the disc's packaging must include the words "Digital Audio").