Numark Industries CD Player CDN 33 User Manual

CDN 33  
PROFESSIONAL DUAL CD PLAYER  
MANUAL  
©2001  
Industries  
 
CDN 33  
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CDN 33  
PROFESSIONAL DUAL CD PLAYER  
CONGRATULATIONS...  
You have just purchased a CD player designed specifically for the professional DJ. This unit  
has been designed to provide CD mixing with the same ease and creativity that you have enjoyed  
with records. Please take a few moments to familiarize yourself with the CDN 33 by reading the  
following information before attempting to operate the unit.  
Once again, congratulations and thank you for making the CDN 33 your choice in professional  
CD players.  
FEATURES:  
Track sequence program  
Additional rotary track access  
Transport bay illumination light  
CDR compatible  
20 seconds Anti-Shock™  
True buffered instant start  
Interactive Pitch/Search wheel with finger grip  
8/16% pitch  
Sleep mode  
BPM counter  
Relay play  
Fader or Remote switch start/pause or start/recue  
Digital output  
Power switch protector  
Light up Rubber Play/Cue buttons  
Direct track access  
CHECK TO BE SURE  
THE FOLLOWING ITEMS ARE IN THIS BOX:  
CD PLAYER TRANSPORT UNIT  
CD PLAYER CONTROL UNIT  
OWNERS MANUAL (THIS  
BOOKLET)  
IEC POWER CORD (1 set)  
CONTROL CABLE (1 set)  
RCA CONNECTING CABLES (2 pair)  
FADER START CABLE (2 sets)  
Please record the serial number of your unit as shown on the back of the chassis as well as the name of the dealer from whom you  
purchased the unit. Retain this information and your original purchase receipt for your records. Please return the enclosed warranty  
card to register your CD player with us.  
MODEL: __________________________  
SERIAL NUMBER:___________________  
PURCHASED FROM:_________________________  
DATE OF PURCHASE:________________________  
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TABLE OF CONTENTS  
Safety Instructions  
2
3
5
Introduction and Registration  
Set-up & Connections  
Description of the Features  
Face Panel  
6
8
9
Rear Panel  
Display  
Basic Operation  
Play, Pause and Cue Operations  
Track Selection, Programming, Relay Play  
Matching the Tempo  
Beat Matching Using Pitch Bend  
Example of Mixing  
Fader Start, Remote Switch Start  
10  
11  
12  
12  
13  
14  
Before Switching off the Power  
14  
15  
15  
16  
Troubleshooting Guide  
Information and Specifications  
Warranty  
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SETUP and CONNECTIONS  
Typical connection with a mixer is illustrated below.  
1. Mount the units in your console or rack with 19” EIA rails.  
2. The transport should be mounted not to exceed an angle of 15 degrees.  
3. Your CD player can be affected by excess vibration so mount the units in a secure  
environment if possible.  
4. Connect the supplied Control Cable between the CD Remote and CD Transport unit.  
5. Connect the line output connections using the supplied audio cables from the CD Player  
to the line inputs of your mixer.  
6. Connect Fader start cable. Attach your CD play to a similarly equipped DJ mixer.  
(This connection can also be used with a remote switch)  
7. Connect IEC power cord to appropriate power source.  
115V  
230V  
LINE VOLTAGE SELECTION  
1) The desired voltage may be set with the VOLTAGE SELECTOR switch on the rear panel of the unit.  
2) Do not move the VOLTAGE SELECTOR switch with excessive force as this may cause damage.  
3) If the VOLTAGE SELECTOR switch does not move smoothly contact a qualified serviceman.  
DIGITAL OUTPUTS: This CD player is specially equipped with digital outputs. The format is type 2, form 1,  
also known as S/PDIF (Sony/Phillips Digital Interface Format). When the digital output is used the variable  
pitch slider and pitch bend buttons or pitch wheel should not be used.  
Note: If digital information is allowed to change in pitch, other devices may not read the digital output properly.  
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FRONT PANEL FEATURES  
1. Open/Close: Press to load or eject the disc. The tray will not open if a disc is in play. The tray door will automatically  
close in 30 seconds if left open. This is to protect the tray from accidental damage while open.  
2. Single: Toggles the unit to play back just one track at a time (single) or play continuously through all tracks and then  
start over repeating the CD infinitely (continuous).  
3. Time: Switches the time modes on the display between elapsed playing time, remaining time on the track, and  
remaining time on the total CD. When toggled to remaining time total the total number of remaining tracks will also  
show.  
4. LCD Display: Indicates all the functions, as they are occurring, with the CD.  
5. Track Knob: Rotate this knob to select tracks.  
6. Search Knob: Pressing the track knob allows you to use the jog wheel and rapidly scan the music to find a cue point.  
The search function automatically shuts off after 8 seconds of non-use or you may toggle it off.  
7. Track Buttons: These buttons are used to select the track to be played.  
8. Player selection Button: Press these buttons to determine which player the track selection buttons will affect.  
9. Program: Depress this button and the unit will stop and the program indicator will light. Select each track to be  
programmed and press the PROGRAM button between selections. You can program up to 30 tracks. Press PLAY to  
start the program. To exit and erase program hold the program button down for more than 2 seconds while the unit is  
stopped, open the disc tray, or turn off the power.  
10. Cue: Returns and pauses the music at the last set cue point. The cue point is where the music will begin when play  
is pressed. The cue point is set as the initial start point on a track or can be moved when play is started at a different  
point. For instance if the music is paused then play is pressed a new cue point is set. You can easily edit the cue  
point by turning the wheel during pause. As you rotate the wheel the music will sound. By stopping the wheel and  
pressing play a new point is set. Alternately pressing the PLAY button and the CUE button allows the CD to be  
played from the same position any number of times.  
Note: Pressing cue 2 times plays music temporarily from this point until the button is released.  
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11. Play/Pause: Starts the music from the cue point or pauses it while in play. By pressing play after pause a new cue  
point will be set  
12. Jog Wheel:  
Cue Function: As explained under “CUE”, when the music is paused and you rotate the wheel, music will sound. By  
pressing play a new cue point is set.  
Search Function: As explained under “SEARCH KNOB”, when search is press and you rotate the wheel, the music  
will rapidly scan the music to find a cue point.  
Pitch Bend Function: allows the user to temporarily change the speed of the music to align beats. When the beats  
of the music of the CD you wish to match is fast compared to the tempo of the other music, rotate the jog wheel  
counter clockwise (to the left). When the CD is behind, rotate the jog wheel clockwise (to the right). The pitch changes  
temporarily while the jog wheel is rotated. The faster you rotate the wheel the more pitch is changed. Releasing the  
wheel results in a return to the original pitch.  
13. Pitch Range: actives the pitch slider and adjusts the amount of control the pitch slider has on the overall speed of  
music. Tapping the pitch will toggle slider between 8% and 16% pitch ranges. Holding the pitch for 3 seconds will  
deactivate the pitch control.  
14. Pitch Range LEDs: indicate current pitch range. When both LEDs are off, the pitch slider is not active  
15. Pitch Slider: By moving the slider in the (+) direction the speed of the music permanently speeds up. By moving the  
slider in the (-) direction the speed of the music permanently slows down. To match the speeds of two CDs you can  
adjust the pitch. When the tempo of the music of the CD you wish to match is slow compared to the tempo of the  
other music, move the slider to the (+) side and match the speed. When faster, move the pitch slider to the (-) side.  
By making this adjustment, the speeds will be matched, though the beats may not yet be aligned.  
16. Pitch Bend Buttons: Allows the user to temporarily change the speed of the music to align beats. When the beats of  
the music of the CD you wish to match is fast compared to the tempo of the other music press the (-). When the CD  
is behind press the (+). The pitch changes temporarily while the (+) or (-) button is being pressed. The longer you  
hold the buttons the more pitch is changed. Releasing the buttons results in a return to the original pitch.  
17. BPM: Toggles the numeric display between pitch and BPM.  
18. TAP: Tapping this button with the beat of the music indicates the current Beats Per Minute (BPM) in the display. The  
unit will average your taps to determine the BPM so multiple taps is recommended.  
19. Relay – Pressing this button will cause the sides of the unit to alternate play as one stops and the other starts. If the players are  
set to single play mode then relay will alternate after each track. If the players are set to continuous it will relay after the entire CD  
is played.  
20. CD Drawer: Place your CDs you wish to play in here. This unit is designed to play commercially available CD and  
properly burned and finalized CDR and CDRW formats. Due to variances on the specification of certain CD burners  
and CDs some discs home made CDs may not play properly.  
21. Power Switch: Turn on and turn off the machine with this button. The unit should always be shut down with this  
button first before any external power is removed.  
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REAR PANEL FEATURES  
22. Control Cable Connector- Plug in the 8-pin cable included in here to connect the remote control and main CD unit  
together  
23. IEC Power Plug Connector - Plug your supplied power cord in here.  
24. Voltage Selector - Set this switch to the voltage for your location.  
25. RCA Audio Connectors - Connect your CD player to your mixer from this line level output.  
26. Digital Output - The format is type 2, form 1, also known as S/PDIF (Sony/Phillips Digital Interface Format). In order  
to use the digital output you should not use variable pitch slider and the pitch bend buttons. If you adjust the pitch,  
other devices may not read the digital output properly because the sampling rate changes  
27. Remote Start Connector – Use this connector to plug into your fader start compatible mixer or remote switch. This  
function is always active. To use this connector for fader start, connect the supplied fader start cable to a fader start  
compatible mixer. Every time you move the crossfader on the mixer over to the side that the unit is on, it will  
automatically start playing. When you move the fader away from that side, the unit will stop. Moving the fader back to  
the unit side will start play again.  
There are two potential modes associated with the switch PLAY-CUE and PLAY/PAUSE. The factory setting is  
PLAY-CUE mode. This means that when the unit is remotely stopped it will go back to the cue point automatically.  
To change modes hold down the time button for 3 seconds and the display will flash the play “  
" and pause “  
icons. In PLAY/PAUSE mode, moving the crossfader away from the unit side pauses right where it is, and resumes  
when the fader is brought back to the unit. To change modes back to PLAY-CUE hold down the time button for 3  
seconds and the display will flash the play “  
" and cue “  
” icons in the display.  
28. Remote Assignment Switch - Set this switch in the position for the method of remote start you will be using. Foot  
switches are often used for creative mixing techniques and can be found in most music shops. Connector plugs are  
often ¼” and an adapter to 1/8” will be needed for connection. There are also two types of footswitches that will work  
with this connector. The first is a typical, on/off pushbutton switch and are generally used for switching channels on  
guitar amps. The second switch is a momentary footswitch and is usually used for keyboard sustain pedals. If you  
are unsure of the style of switch you have, try each position until it works as desired.  
ON-OFF – for use with an ON-OFF switch.  
MOMENTARY – for use with a momentary style of switch.  
MIXER – for use with a fader start compatible DJ mixer  
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DISPLAY FEATURES  
1. CUE - Flashing when the unit is setting a cue point. Lit continuously when the unit is paused at a cue point.  
2. PAUSE (II)- Active when the unit is paused.  
3. PLAY (>)- Active while the unit is actually playing a CD.  
4. TRACK - Shows the track that the unit is playing.  
5. TOTAL – indicates when total CD remaining tracks are displayed.  
6. MINUTES - Shows the minutes elapsed or remaining depending on mode setting.  
7. SECONDS - Shows the seconds elapsed or remaining depending on mode setting.  
8. FRAMES - The CD Player breaks down a second into 75 frames for accurate cueing. This shows the frames elapsed or  
remaining depending on mode setting.  
9. AUTOSTART – will light when the unit is set to relay from CD unit to CD unit.  
10. CONTINUOUS PLAY – Shows when the unit is set to play back the entire CD without stopping between tracks.  
11. SINGLE PLAY- Shows when the unit is set to play just one track at a time.  
12. CD IN – indicates a standard CD is in the unit.  
13. TIME BAR - Shows either track elapsed time, remaining track time, or remaining total time depending on the setting of the  
“time” button.  
TIME MODE -  
14. (Remain) indicates when track remain time is displayed.  
15. (Total) indicates when total CD remain time is displayed  
note: if both indications are not lit, the unit will be showing “elapsed” time  
16. SEARCH – indicates when the unit is searching through the music  
17. Numeric display - indicating either current pitch or BPM  
18. PITCH - is lit when pitch is being displayed  
19. BPM – is lit when BPM is being displayed  
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DESCRIPTION OF THE PLAY/PAUSE AND CUE OPERATIONS  
PLAY and CUE  
Pressing the “PLAY/PAUSE” button starts the disc. Pressing the “CUE” button will reset the disc to the last place  
where the disc was started. This is called the cue point. By alternately pressing the “PLAY/PAUSE” button and the  
“CUE” button, the disc may be returned and played from the cue point any number of times. This function is called back  
cue.  
PLAY, PAUSE and CUE  
When Play is paused and then started again, the return position for the back cue will be updated as the new cue  
point  
EDITING CUE POINT  
When the jog wheel is turned while a cue point is set, a new cue point can be located. The CD player will  
repeatedly play small parts of the CD as you move it to the desired position. By pressing “PLAY/PAUSE” then “CUE” you  
can confirm that this new cue point is desirable.  
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TRACK SELECTION  
Track selection can be done 2 ways.  
You can use the key pad by selecting the side, then the selection, then play  
You can use the rotary selector on the individual player then press play  
TRACK SEQUENCE PROGRAMMING  
Select side to program  
Press program, the unit will stop and the program indicator will light  
Select the track to be programmed  
Press the PROGRAM button  
Select anther track to be programmed  
Press the PROGRAM button  
Press Play  
You can program up to 30 tracks. Press PLAY to start the program. To exit and erase program hold the program button  
down for more than 2 seconds while the unit is stopped, open the disc tray, or turn off the power.  
RELAY PLAY  
1. Insert CDs into both of the units.  
2. Press the “RELAY” button.  
3. Press play on the first unit. When that unit stops play it will send a signal to the second unit to start play. You will see the second  
unit start play and the first unit pause. When unit 2 has completed play unit 1 will start.  
Note: The play signal is sent at the end of specified play. If the unit is in SINGLE mode the play signal will start the second unit at the  
end of the track. If the unit is in CONTINUOUS mode the play signal will be sent at the end of the full CD. Two CDs will play  
continuously, alternating from unit to unit.  
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MATCHING THE BEATS PER MINUTE (BPM)  
Match the tempo by monitoring the music of both PLAYER 1 and PLAYER 2 by ear and adjusting the pitch. When the  
tempo of the music of the selected CD player is slow compared to the tempo of the other player, move the slider to the “+”  
side and match the tempo. When faster, move the pitch slider to the “-“ side. The following description is for the case of  
matching the pitch of PLAYER 2 to the pitch of the music being played on PLAYER 1.  
Press PLAY/PAUSE to start PLAYER 2  
Both CD players are playing discs.  
Listen to PLAYER 2 in your headphones  
Press PLAY/PAUSE to start PLAYER 1  
PLAYER 1 is playing  
When PLAYER 2 is fast  
compared to PLAYER 1  
slow down PLAYER 2  
When PLAYER 2 is slow  
compared to PLAYER 1  
speed up PLAYER 2  
MATCHING BEATS USING PITCH BEND  
If you find the BPM’s (Beats Per Minute or Tempos) are the same, however, the drumbeats are not matched you will need  
to temporarily change the pitch. This description is for the case of matching the beat of PLAYER 2 to the beat of the music  
being played on PLAYER 1. (This procedure can be done on either PLAYER).  
After matching the BPM’s adjust the pitch temporarily as follows:  
When PLAYER 2 is behind rotate the jog wheel  
When PLAYER 2 is ahead rotate the jog wheel counter  
clockwise or press  
to bend pitch faster  
clockwise or press  
to bend pitch slower.  
or  
or  
The pitch changes automatically while the jog wheel is rotated or buttons are pressed. The faster you rotate the wheel or  
longer you press the buttons, the more you change. Releasing the wheel and buttons results in a return to the original  
pitch and BPM.  
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EXAMPLE OF MIXING USING TWO CD PLAYERS  
While playing a disc on PLAYER 1 load a disc into PLAYER 2 and select your next track, match its  
pitch to the track playing on PLAYER1 and when you are ready use the crossfader on your mixer to fade from  
PLAYER 1 to PLAYER 2.  
PLAYER 1  
PLAYER 1  
PLAYER 1  
Load a disc in PLAYER 1  
and select the track and  
press PLAY.  
Load a disc and press the  
OPEN/CLOSE button.  
Press the PLAY button  
Select the track to be  
played.  
PLAYER 2  
PLAYER 2  
PLAYER 2  
Load a disc in PLAYER 2  
and select the track then  
play.  
Load a disc and press the  
OPEN/CLOSE button.  
Press the PLAY button  
Select the track to be  
played.  
PLAYER 2  
PLAYER 2  
PLAYER 2  
Set and edit a start cue  
point on PLAYER 2  
Press the Pause button of  
PLAYER 2.  
Press search to release.  
Slowly set the right cue  
point using the jog wheel.  
Press search and rotate  
wheel to rapidly look for a  
cue point.  
Check you new cue point  
PLAYER 2  
PLAYER 2  
PLAYER 2  
Listen with the monitor and  
press the play button.  
Set the player to the Cue  
point by pressing Cue  
Press the cue button then  
play to be sure of the set  
cue point.  
Do a MIX!  
PLAYER 2  
MIXER  
PLAYER 2  
When you are happy with  
you mix adjust you mixer  
accordingly.  
With a matching downbeat  
from Player 1 press the  
play button.  
If you are beat mixing turn  
on your Pitch adjust and  
follow the directions for  
beat matching.  
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FADER START  
Fader Start is achievable by attaching your CD player to a similarly equipped DJ mixer and setting the rear panel selection switch  
to “mixer” mode.  
1. Connect cables between the CD player and your DJ mixer.  
2. Press the button or switch on your mixer into fader start mode to activate the fader start capability.  
3. Typically if you move the crossfader toward the active channel, the attached CD player will activate. When it is moved away the  
unit will cue or pause depending upon CD player setting.  
To select start/stop mode hold the time button for 3 seconds.  
If the display shows  
If the display shows  
then the CD will pause when the crossfader is moved away.  
then the CD will CUE when the crossfader is moved away.  
REMOTE SWITCH START  
Remote switch start is achievable by attaching your CD player to a switch like a foot switch found in most music shops. Foot  
switch connector plugs are often ¼” and an adapter to 1/8” will be needed for connection.  
1. Connect the remote switch to your CD player.  
2. Select the type of foot switch you will use. There are two types of footswitches that will work with this connector. The first is a  
typical, ON-OFF pushbutton switch and are generally used for switching channels on guitar amps. The second switch is a  
momentary footswitch and is usually used for keyboard sustain pedals. If you are unsure of the style of switch you have, try each  
position until it works as desired.  
3. Typically if you press the switch once, the attached CD player will activate. When it is pressed again the unit will cue or pause  
depending upon CD player setting.  
Note: You can also use a momentary switch in the ON-OFF switch position. In this case the unit will only play while the  
switch is depressed. When the button is release it will either cue or pause depending upon mode.  
BEFORE SWITCHING OFF THE POWER:  
When you have finished using the CD player, be sure that the disc tray is closed with the “OPEN/CLOSE” button before  
switching off the power.  
DO NOT switch off the power when  
Switch off the power after the  
disc holder has been closed  
with the “OPEN/CLOSE” button  
the disc holder is open.  
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TROUBLESHOOTING:  
Symptom  
Possible Cause  
Corrective Action  
The power fails to switch on when the  
POWER switch is set to on  
Poor power plug connection at the AC  
outlet or IEC Power cord loose from  
rear of unit  
Insert the power plug firmly into the AC  
outlet and make sure connection is  
good in unit rear  
Disc play does not start  
The disc is loaded upside down  
The disc is too dirty  
Reload the disc with the label side up  
Clean the disc  
No sound  
Improper output cable connections  
Improper amplifier operation  
Connect the output cables correctly  
Check amplifier setup  
Sound skips  
The CD player is subject to vibrations  
or physical shock  
Change the installation location  
The disc is too dirty  
Clean the disc  
Hum  
Loose cable connections  
Firmly connect all audio plugs  
SPECIFICATIONS  
TECHNICAL  
Disc Type  
Standard Compact discs (12 cm & 8 cm)  
Time Display  
Quantization  
Track Elapsed, Track Remain, or Total remain  
1 bit linear/Channel, 3 Beam Laser  
8 Times  
Oversampling rate  
Sampling Frequency  
Frequency response  
T.H.D. + NOISE  
S/N ratio (IHF-A)  
Channel separation  
Output level  
Short Access Time  
Long Access Time  
Start Time  
44.1 kHz  
20 Hz to 20 kHz  
Less Than 0.01%  
> 90 dB  
> 90 dB  
2 Volts R.M.S.  
< 1.5 seconds  
< 3 seconds  
within 0.03 seconds  
+/- 8 and 16%  
+/-16%  
Pitch control range  
Pitch bend  
Digital Output  
type 2, form 1, S/PDIF (Sony/Phillips Digital Interface Format)  
GENERAL  
Dimensions:  
Controller (mm): 482 X 132 X 38  
Main Unit: 482 X 88.5 X 257  
Weight:  
Controller: 2.3 Kg  
Main Unit 4.9 Kg  
Power Supply:  
115/230V AC, 50/60Hz  
Power Consumption:  
24W  
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LIMITED PRODUCT WARRANTY  
1. What is covered and for how long? NUMARK INDUSTRIES LCC ("NUMARK") warrants to the original purchaser that NUMARK'S DJ Mixers, Amplifiers, CD  
players, turntables, preamplifiers, beatkeepers, equalizers, microphones, headphones, and all other accessories are free from defects in material and  
workmanship under normal use and service for the period commencing upon the date of purchase from an authorized NUMARK dealer and continuing for the  
following period of time after that date for (1) Year.  
2. What is not covered? This Limited Warranty is conditioned upon proper use of the product by the purchaser.  
This Limited Warranty does not cover: (a) defects or damage resulting from accident, misuse, abuse, neglect, unusual physical or electrical stress, modification  
of any part of the product, or cosmetic damage; (b) equipment that has the serial number removed or made illegible; (c) all plastic surfaces and other externally  
exposed parts that are scratched or damaged due to normal use; (d) defects or damage from improper testing, operation, maintenance, installation, adjustment,  
or service of the mixers; (e) crossfaders.  
3. What are NUMARK'S obligations? During the applicable warranty period, NUMARK will repair or replace, at NUMARK'S sole discretion, without charge to the  
purchaser, any defective component part of the mixer. To obtain service under this Limited Warranty, purchaser must first contact NUMARK and obtain a return  
authorization number ("RA#"). Purchaser must then return the mixer to NUMARK in an adequate container for shipping, accompanied by purchaser's sales  
receipt or comparable proof of sale showing the date of purchase, the serial number of the product, and the seller's name and address. To obtain an RA# and  
assistance on where to return the mixer, contact NUMARK customer service at 401-295 9000. Upon receipt, NUMARK will repair or replace the defective  
products. NUMARK may, at NUMARK'S sole discretion, use rebuilt, reconditioned, or new parts or components when repairing any product or replace a  
product with a rebuilt, reconditioned or new product. Repaired mixers will be warranted for a period equal to the remainder of the original Limited Warranty on  
the original mixer or for (90) days, whichever is longer. All replaced parts, components, boards and equipment become the property of NUMARK. If NUMARK  
determines that any mixer is not covered by this Limited Warranty, purchaser must pay all parts, shipping, and labor charges for the repair or return of such  
mixer.  
4. What are the limits on NUMARK'S liabilities? THE WARRANTIES GIVEN IN THIS LIMITED WARRANTY, TOGETHER WITH ANY IMPLIED WARRANTIES  
COVERING NUMARK MIXERS, INCLUDING WITHOUT LIMITATION ANY WARRANTIES OF MERCHANTABILITY OR FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR  
PURPOSE, ARE LIMITED TO THE DURATION OF THIS LIMITED WARRANTY. EXCEPT TO THE EXTENT PROHIBITED BY APPLICABLE LAW, NUMARK  
SHALL NOT BE LIABLE FOR ANY SPECIAL, INCIDENTAL, CONSEQUENTIAL, INDIRECT OR SIMILAR DAMAGES, LOSS OF PROFITS, DAMAGES TO  
PURCHASER'S PROPERTY, OR INJURY TO PURCHASER OR OTHERS ARISING OUT OF THE USE, MISUSE OR INABILITY TO USE ANY NUMARK  
MIXER, BREACH OF WARRANTY, OR NEGLIGENCE, INCLUDING BUT NOT LIMITED TO NUMARK'S OWN NEGLIGENCE, EVEN IF NUMARK OR ITS  
AGENT HAS BEEN ADVISED OF SUCH DAMAGES, OR FOR ANY CLAIM BROUGHT AGAINST PURCHASER BY ANY OTHER PARTY. THIS LIMITED  
WARRANTY IS THE COMPLETE WARRANTY FOR NUMARK'S MIXERS, AND IS GIVEN IN LIEU OF ALL OTHER EXPRESS WARRANTIES. THIS  
LIMITED WARRANTY SHALL NOT EXTEND TO ANYONE OTHER THAN THE ORIGINAL PURCHASER OF THIS PRODUCT AND STATES PURCHASER'S  
EXCLUSIVE REMEDY. IF ANY PORTION OF THIS LIMITED WARRANTY IS ILLEGAL OR UNENFORCEABLE BY REASON OF ANY LAW, SUCH PARTIAL  
ILLEGALITY OR UNENFORCEABILTY SHALL NOT AFFECT THE ENFORCEABILITY OF THE REMAINDER OF THIS LIMITED WARRANTY WHICH  
PURCHASER ACKNOWLEDGES IS AND WILL ALWAYS BE CONSTRUED TO BE LIMITED BY ITS TERMS OR AS LIMITED AS THE LAW PERMITS.  
This Limited Warranty allocates risk of product failure between purchaser and NUMARK, and NUMARK'S product pricing reflects this allocation of risk and the  
limitations of liability contained in this Limited Warranty. The agents, employees, distributors, and dealers of NUMARK are not authorized to make modifications  
to this Limited Warranty, or make additional warranties binding on NUMARK. Accordingly, additional statements such as dealer advertising or presentation,  
whether oral or written, do not constitute warranties by NUMARK and should not be relied upon.  
5. How does state law apply to this warranty? SOME STATES DO NOT ALLOW THE EXCLUSION OR LIMITATIONS OF INCIDENTAL OR CONSEQUENTIAL  
DAMAGES OR HOW LONG AN IMPLIED WARRANTY LASTS, SO THE ABOVE LIMITATIONS OR EXCLUSIONS MAY NOT APPLY TO PURCHASER.  
6. This Limited Warranty gives you specific legal rights. You may also have other rights, which vary from one jurisdiction to another.  
RETURN INFORMATION  
A Return Authorization number must be obtained from Numark through the address or phone numbers below.  
A copy of the original sales receipt must also be included for the equipment to be repaired under warranty.  
The faulty equipment must be packed in its original packaging.  
One additional outer layer of packaging must be included to ensure product safety. Failures to do so may inadequately protect the equipment in transit  
and, therefore, jeopardize the customer’s warranty.  
Numark will not accept COD shipments and no call tags will be issued for merchandise return.  
Numark will not return repaired merchandise to customers by priority service, unless by written request at the customer’s cost. Requests must be  
submitted in writing with merchandise returned.  
The defective Numark equipment should be sent, FREIGHT PREPAID with Return Authorization number clearly printed on the outer packaging and  
original sales receipt enclosed to:  
INDUSTRIES  
Attention: Service Department  
11 Helmsman Avenue  
Phone: +1 (401) 295-9000  
Fax:  
+1 (401) 295-5200  
Web:  
North Kingstown, RI 02852 USA  
 

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