Pioneer PDR-05 specifications

Category : CD-Recorder

Brand : Pioneer

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  • manufacturer: Pioneer
  • model: PDR-05
  • type: CD-Recorder
  • year of construction: 1995 - 1999
  • Made in Japan
  • color: Black
  • remote control: Yes
  • power consumption: 19 W
  • dimensions: 420 x 131 x 286 (WxHxD)
  • weight: 5.0 kg
  • factory price approx.: 2'500 DM
  • number of inputs: 4
    • Optical Digital input (Toslink)
    • Coaxial Digital input Jack
    • LINE input Jack (2x RCA Line In)
    • Pioneer system bus In
  • number of outputs: 5
    • Digital Optical output socket (Toslink)
    • Coaxial Digital output Jack (RCA)
    • LINE output (2x RCA Line Out)
    • headphone output (6.3 mm Jack, adjustable level)
    • Pioneer system bus Out
  • Optical Digital input (Toslink)
  • Coaxial Digital input Jack
  • LINE input Jack (2x RCA Line In)
  • Pioneer system bus In
  • Digital Optical output socket (Toslink)
  • Coaxial Digital output Jack (RCA)
  • LINE output (2x RCA Line-Out)
  • headphone output (6.3 mm Jack, adjustable level)
  • Pioneer system bus Out
  • write speed: 1 x
  • hard disk: no
  • transducer:
  • frequency response: 2Hz - 20kHz
  • dynamic range: 97 dB (EIAJ)
  • signal-to-noise ratio playback/ recording analog: 112 dB (EIAJ) / 92 dB
  • total harmonic distortion: 0,0026 % (EIAJ) for recording analog 0,004 %
  • channel separation (Crosstalk between the two channels): 96 dB (EIAJ)
  • search manually and pieces (Tracks)
  • CD-Text:
  • MP3 support: no
  • Pitch-control: no
  • automatic play: no
  • Shuffle: Yes
  • title-programming: Yes
  • to Insert a pause (Auto Space)
  • display the recording time and the remaining recording time
  • show and Hide possible (Fading In/Out)
  • Digital-to-Synchro (1 Track/All)
  • Skip unsuccessful recordings programmable
  • Selectable Display
  • metal, front, (the drawer is made of plastic)
  • title start brand Takeover of CD
  • headphone output adjustable
  • The device has a sampling rate Converter. Digital sources such as DAT and best. Radio types can also be recorded digitally in this way
  • The PDR-05 has the Pioneer turntable known in the 90s. CDs are inserted with the inscription facing down
  • The CD tray (Pioneer turntable) is made of metal, which makes it lower in vibration and torsion resistant
  • Copper screws were used on the outside for better shielding
  • Digital-out switch on the back of the device. Thus, a converter unit that is not needed can be switched off
  • Other models of the same series:
  • Pioneer PDR-04 but sold only from the beginning of 1997
  • Pioneer PDR-05
  • Pioneer PDR-09
  • Previous model: none
    < >Successor model:
  • Pioneer PDR-555 RW
  • The device has its own remote control, somewhat small, CU-PD075
  • Direct selection of tracks only via the remote control
  • As a CD player, the device was not as praised as a CD recorder, therefore the classification in the Hifi magazine AUDIO (see below) is also only "top class".
  • The first CD recorder ever in the consumer sector (not professional sector) on the market
  • The analog recording works manually (until 1998 the only device that could do this)
  • No audio CDRW can be written yet
  • As with all devices of this time, only audio CD-R can be burned (which is still available in stores in 2019)
  • Without tuning, as with all devices of this time, only audio CD-R can be burned (which is still available in stores in 2019)
  • Picture: Pioneer PDR-05
  • Stereoplay 12/1995: Absolute top class II (newly formed), 1st device of the CD recorder. From 1997 top class, Very good. Sound 24 points (from summer 1998 48 points)
  • AUDIO 4/1996: Upper class 75 points, (analog 75 p./ digital 75 p.), 3 ears and compared in AUDIO 5/1997 next to his "smaller brother" Pioneer PDR-04
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