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MP3 & WMA

Three ProAudio Source Units are capable of

MP3 playback and decoding WMA (Windows

Media Audio) encoded music. WMA format has

a higher compression rate than comparable

MP3, permitting more music information to be

recorded on a CD-R or CD-RW with maximum

fidelity for your enjoyment. Clarion's MP3/WMA

Players support ID3/WMA Tags and display

Album Title, Track Title, and Artist Name.

Furthermore, DXZ835MP, DXZ735MP, and

DXZ635MP can playback "Play Lists" that you

setup in your PCs. (Support file extension.m3u,

.asx) The entry level DB336MP can read MP3

files and also supports playback of “Play Lists”.

The three ProAudio source units also have a 20

second shock proof memory when reading

MP3/WMA files. This memory is not used when

listening to standard audio and WAV CD’s, so as

not to alter the high quality audio reproduction of

our ProAudio CD Players.

MP3 technology is a new way of compressing

music into a smaller storage space. A standard

audio CD up to 700 megabytes (mb) of storage,

enough for a standard music playback time of

about 80 minutes. MP3 is a compression format

that stores digital audio information in about

1/10 the space of a standard audio CD. In other

words, a 700mb CD can store up to

TEN

HOURS

of music!

MP3 discs can be made from standard digital

audio files in a conversion process called “rip-

ping”. A standard digital audio file is compressed

and converted into an MP3 file. A special pro-

gram is needed to play back these MP3 files on

any computer. These MP3 files can be “burned”

(recorded) onto a CD-R (recordable) disc for

playback on an MP3 enabled device. If the files

are recorded at a high enough conversion rate

(128mb or higher), they can sound almost as

good as a standard audio CD.

Audio Features

Source Unit Dual Zone

With the DXZ735MP and DXZ635MP ProAudio

source units, you can select separate audio

zones for front and rear seat passengers. The

front zone is the source units regular front and

rear channels, while the rear zone is a dedicated

RCA line level output for use with wireless head-

phones. Front zone can be either the built-in

AM/FM Tuner, CD player or AUX input, while the

rear zone can be the audio from any device con-

nected to the CeNET, such as a DVD changer,

Audio CD changer, TV tuner, or Sirius Satellite

Radio. By pressing a front panel button, the zones

can be reversed in an instant.

D-R/CD-RW Playback

Clarion CD Players let you play a variety of

CDs. You can burn WAV files on CD-R or CD-

RW and listen to them on Clarion Source Units.

You can even add disc/artist/song titles when

burning the CD-R/RW's, and ProAudio source

units will display this information.

High-Power Output

With powerful amplification at the head unit,

you can enjoy a high-powered audio experi-

ence without external amps.

Source Unit Technologies

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