Product Description

To faithfully reproduce the original sound, the DCD-520AE is endowed with a wide range of audio technology that Denon has developed and refined over the years. For a sound that surpasses the quality expected in its class, Denon engineers have carefully selected parts for the audio section, the power unit and other areas on the basis of their contribution to high sound quality. The patterns for the digital circuits have been specially designed to provide maximum protection from unwanted radiation and achieve low impedance. Denon engineers used rigorous listening tests to select the DCD-520AE’s high-precision 32-bit/192 kHz D/A converter. This converter and the audio circuit design that Denon has developed over many years masterfully reproduces the delicate nuances of music in the audio signal.

Troubleshooting tips 1.Having unpacked the CD player, connect the supplied phono cable (red & white) to the outputs on the player, and the other end into one of your amplifiers Line inputs (normally these are called CD, Tuner, Aux, Tape – Do NOT connect to an input marked Phono or Turntable). 2.Whichever the name of the input you have used on the amplifier, you will need to select this input using the source / input selection on your amplifier. 3.If the amplifier you have is more complicated than a standard integrated amplifier, i.e. it may be a receiver or a surround receiver, there may be additional settings you need to make in relation to input modes or assignment on the product. 4.For that we would advise to further refer to the user documentation of the amplifier to ensure it is configured correctly. 5.Once you have ensured this, or it does not require further configuration, bring the DCD520AE out of standby, by pressing the power button at the front. Insert a disc into the product and begin playback and re-assess things with your amplifier again. 6.If you still experience issues, if you connect a different source device to the input on your amplifier that you are using for the CD player, do you get any audio from the other source device? If not then the problem would point towards a problem or configuration issue with your amplifier receiver. 7.In that instance, please make contact with the relevant technical support team for that manufacturer to discuss the matter further.

Box Contains

Getting Started Guide
CD-ROM (Owner's Manual)
Safety Instructions
Service Network List
Remote Control
AAA Batteries
Audio Cable