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Type 2 setup, Meridian CD as preamp (via 607), 204
connected
The Meridian compact disc player range includes players with built-in
preamplifiers, such as the 207 and the 208. To use the analogue inputs
of these units, it is necessary to put a 607 (or similar) A/D converter
between the fixed output of the preamp section and the D2 input of the
D6000. It is possible to control one of the previously mentioned CD
preamp combinations and a Meridian FM tuner using Type 1. Type 1 sets
the D6000 as a left master, so you will need to make the other a right
slave, or adjust left/right on both speakers.
Type 2
Remote key
Logo
CD
cd
Radio
rd
LP
LP
Tape 1
t1
Video
N
Tape 2
N
Type 3 setup, 601, 201, 603 or 562 as preamp via
607, Meridian CD and 204 connected
In this Type, all sources are mediated through an external control unit or
preamplifier. The output of an analogue preamplifier (201 or 603) will have
to be converted to a digital signal for D6000. A Meridian 607 converter is
recommended.
The Meridian 601 preamplifier incorporates an analogue–to–digital
converter for analogue sources. The 601 has very comprehensive
customisation facilities, and these are covered in its manual. If you are
using D6000 with a 601, you are advised to study the 601 user guide,
bearing in mind that recommendations concerning D6000 apply equally to
D6000.
It does not make sense to connect a Meridian CD player to an analogue-
only preamplifier such as the 201 or 603. For such a connection you
should use Type 4.
Type 3
Remote key
Logo
CD
cd
Radio
rd
LP
LP
Tape 1
t1
Video
tn
Tape 2
t2
200
Input on
Control?
D6000
D1
1C
D2
2C
D2
NC
D2
NC
D2
NC
D2
NC
200
Input on
Control?
D6000
D1
1C
D1
2C
D1
NC
D1
NC
D1
NC
D1
NC
Appendix
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208, 207
Input on CD
Preamp
CD
Line
LP
Tape
No change
No change
201, 601, 603
Input on
Preamp
CD
Radio
LP
Tape 1
Video
Tape 2
D6000 User Guide
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