Astell&Kern AK70 Music Player User Manual
AK70INSTRUCTION BOOKUser Guide
CONTENTSGetting Started 01Package ContentsAK70 at a GlancePower ManagementChargingConnectionsFirmware Upgrade020304050611Using the Device 02Basic OperationsHome ScreenNotification BarStoreAK ConnectListening to MusicPlaylist ManagementUSB DAC InstallationHow to Use USB AudioCD RippingUsing BluetoothSettingsConnecting to a Wireless NetworkEqualizer Setup1214151819253134353638404546Miscellaneous 03Safety pecificationsRegistered TrademarksDisclaimers49505252545555
User GuidePackageContentsContents may be changed without prior notice to improve theperformance or quality of the product.AK70Protective FilmQuick Start Guide& Warranty CardMicro-USB CablemicroSD Card Slot CoverProtective Film: Protect the device and its screen.Micro-USB Cable: Connect the device to a computer orcharge the device.Quick Start Guide: Basic overview of device functionality.Warranty Card: The warranty card is required for customerand technical support. Do not misplace the card.User Guide: The User Guide can be downloaded from theAstell&Kern website.[http://www.astellnkern.com/ Support Download].MicroSD Card Slot Cover: The cover is used to protect themicroSD card slot when not in use. It is installed on theproduct by default.Getting Started 02
User GuideAK70 ata GlanceThe appearance of the product as well as the printed andengraved information may vary depending on the model.Earphone JackPowerBalanced AudioPin MapMicro-USB PortR- R L L-BalancedAudio rdmicroSDCard SlotLCDTouchscreenHome ButtonEarphones: Output sound to connected earphones.Power: Turn the screen on and off.Long press - Turn the device on and off.Balanced Out: Output sound to earphones or headphonesthat support balanced audio connections. Connect to anexternal audio device by using both the earphone port(ground) and balanced audio port (LR) in conjunction.Micro-USB Port: Connect to a computer or recharge thedevice. You can enjoy USB audio by connecting with a portableUSB DAC (refer to p. 35).Expansion Unit Balanced Out: Output sound to anexpansion device that supports balanced audio connections.Previous/Rewind: Play the previous song or restart the song.Long press - Rewind.Getting Started 03
User GuidePlay/Pause: Play or Pause a song.Long press - Show the playback screen.Next/Fast-Forward: Skip to the next song.Long press: Fast-forward.LCD Touchscreen: Display with touch control.Volume: Control the volume by turning the wheel.microSD Card Slot: Insert a microSD card and access its files.Home Button: Show the home screen.PowerManagementTurn On/Off1. Long-press the [] button to turn on the device.2. While the device is on, long-press the [] button todisplay a shutdown confirmation message.3. Press [Confirm] to turn off the device.This device has an automatic shutdown feature to reduce batteryconsumption. The device will turn off after a defined period if thereis no user input. [- Power Saving - Automatic Shutdown] (See p.43)Turn the Screen On/Off1. While the screen is on, press the [] button to turnoff the screen.2. Press the [] button again to turn off the screen.This device has an automatic timeout feature to reduce batteryconsumption. The screen will turn off after a defined period of timeif there is no user input. [- Power Saving - Screen Timeout] (Seep. 43)Getting Started 04
User GuideReset Function1. In cases of unexpected device failure or freeze, press the[] button for 12 seconds to force a shutdown. Thedevice can be restarted after a shutdown.The device can be restarted after a shutdown.Resetting the device will not affect the stored data or time setting.Do not use the reset function while the product is in use. Doing somay corrupt the data on the device.ChargingCharging using PC1. Connect the device to the PC using the supplied Micro USBcable. Charging starts.Charging time: up to 8 hours (fully discharge, power OFF)You may have to turn on a computer to start charging depending oncomputer specifications.When charging via PC connection, the charging time may varydepending on whether the device is turned on or off.If a computer goes into standby/sleep mode, the device may not becharged depending on computer specifications.The built-in battery will gradually lose capacity over time accordingto the number of charges/discharges.Do not use any micro-USB cable other than the one supplied withthe device. Doing so may cause a malfunction.Charging using the adapter1. Charging is possible by using the 5V 2A output adapter(sold separately).Charging time: up to 4 hours (fully discharge, power OFF)When using a high-speed charger that is supported with variousvoltages such as 5V/9V/12V, the charging may not proceed normallyand it may cause the product to malfunction.Getting Started 05
User GuideConnectionsEarphones/Headphones1. Connect earphones or headphones to the earphones port.ORBalanced Earphones/Headphones1. Connect supported earphones or headphones to thebalanced port.ORBalanced Audio Device1. Connect to an external audio device by using the Earphonesport and Balanced port in conjunction.Earphones Port(Ground)Balanced Port (LR)Astell & Kern balanced cable (PEF12, PEF21) is not supported.Getting Started 06
User GuideConnecting to a Computer1. Turn on the device and your PC.2. Connect the device to your PC as a standard USB deviceby using a micro-USB cable. [- Connect USB]Media Device (USB Drive): Transfer files from a PC tothe device.DAC input: Listen to music located on a PC through thedevice. (See p. 34)Mac users need to download and install the MTP program from theAstell&Kern website. [http://www.astellnkern.com Support Download]For an optimal connection, quit any unnecessary programs beforeconnecting the device to the computer.Only use the micro-USB cable supplied with the device. Doing somay cause a malfunction.Windows XP users require Service Pack 2 and Windows MediaPlayer 10 to be installed for the computer to recognize the USBdevice.Download necessary Service Packs and Windows Media Player fromthe Microsoft website. http://www.microsoft.comDisconnecting from the Computer1. Verify that all operations are completed before attemptingto disconnect the device from the computer.Disconnecting the device from the computer during an operation(e.g. file transfer) may corrupt data on the device.Getting Started 07
User GuideCopy Files/Folders to the Device1. To copy files/folders from your computer, select the desiredfiles/folders and drag & drop them into the USB device.Make sure that the micro-USB cable is securely connected.Note that removing the micro-USB cable or turning off the device orcomputer during a file transfer may corrupt data on the device.File transfer speeds may be affected depending on the computerand/or OS environment.Getting Started 08
User GuideDelete Files/Folders on the Device1. Right-click the desired file/folder, and then select [Delete].2. Select [Yes] in the [Confirm File/Folder Deletion] windowto delete the selected file/folder.Insert/Remove a microSD Card1. Refer to the diagram andgently insert a microSDcard into the microSDcard slot.2. To safely remove a microSDcard, select [Safely removeSD card] from the NotificationBar or select [Unmount SD card]from [- System Information].3. Gently press the microSD cardto release it from the slot.Getting Started 09
User GuideRecommended microSD CardsBrand : SanDisk, TranscendMaximum supported microSD card capacity: 128GBNotes on inserting 128GB microSD card.Do not force the microSD card into the slot. Doing so may causedamage to the device and/or microSD card.Do not repeatedly insert/remove the microSD card.If the microSD card is improperly inserted, it may become immovableor cause damage to the device.Notes on removing a microSD cardBe sure to safely unmount and remove the microSD card from thedevice. Not following the proper procedure may corrupt data andcause serious damage to the system.Do not remove the microSD card while it is in use. Doing so maycause data corruption/deletion, malfunction, and damage to themicroSD card.MiscellaneousIf the device is unable to recognize the microSD card and/ormalfunctions, format the memory card before use. We recommendusing the FAT32 format.Using microSD cards other than the recommended brands maycause device malfunction.A microSD card is not included with this device. Please purchaseseparately.Getting Started 10
User GuideFirmwareUpgradeWi-Fi Update / OTA (Over-the-Air)1. Connect to a wireless network.2. When a new firmware version is available, the screen willdisplay a Firmware Update Guide window.3. Select [Update] and choose the items for update.4. Follow the on-screen instructions and proceed with thefirmware upgrade.Refer to page 45 of the manual for more information on connectingto a wireless network.The firmware upgrade may not initialize if the battery level is toolow. (A minimum battery level of 50% is required.)Moving to another screen during a file download will cancel thedownload.Do not disconnect from the wireless network while downloading afirmware upgrade. Doing so may cause data corruption and/ordamage to the system.If an error occurs or the notice in the Notification Bar disappearsduring an upgrade, download the firmware update again through[- Update - System Update].Getting Started 11
User GuideBasicOperationsLCD Touchscreen1. This device features an LCD touchscreen that allows youto perform operations by touch.Interact with the device by touching the screen to accessvarious features.To prevent damage, do not use a sharp object or use excessive forcewhen touching the screen.Return to the Home Screen1. Press the [Home] button at any time to return to theHome Screen.Home ScreenUsing the Device 12
User GuideMoving a list in the home screen1. You can move the list by draggingthe home screen [up] / [down].Navigating Up/Down in a List1. Scroll through the list by draggingthe list screen [up] and [down].Using the Device 13
User GuideHomeScreen1231 AK CONNECTLaunches AK Connect.2 Current SongCurrently playing song information.3 Search OptionsView the list of songs by differentsearch options.The search options can be long-pressed and dragged to changetheir locations.Using the Device 14
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User Guide1Notification BarExpand or collapse thenotification bar by dragging thebar down or up, respectively.2Wi-FiPress [] to turn Wi-Fi onor off.3BluetoothPress [] to turn Bluetoothon or off.4EQPress [] to turn the EQon or off. The most recent EQsettings are applied by default.5GaplessPress [PlaybackPlayback on or off.6Line OutTurn Line Out on or off.7Wi-Fi SpeakersTurn Wi-Fi speakers on or off.] to turn Gapless(Must be on the same network.)(The icon will become enabledwhen AK Connect is turned on.)89NotificationsNotification contents areDisplaydisplayed in this area.File SearchEnter keywords to display alist of items containing thesearch terms.10SettingsDisplays a list of settings.Using the Device 16
User Guide11PC ConnectionModeSelect the appropriate modewhen connected to a computer.DISK:USB drive mode fortransferring media files.:Listen to music located ona PC through the device.12Screen LockPress [] to turn the screen lockon or off. The volume wheel is disabledwhen the screen lock icon is activated.13Play ModePress [] to cycle throughdifferent play modes.:Sequential playback.:Shuffle playback.14Repeat ModePress [] to cycle throughdifferent Repeat modes.:Repeat the entire playlist.:Repeat the current song.:Disable repeat.15USB AudioPlease turn on or off USB audiooutput after connecting the devicewith the portable USB DAC(refer to p. 35).Ripper PowerTurn the CD Ripper on or off.(Enabled when connected tothe AK CD Ripper.)16ScreenUse the adjustment bar toBrightnesscontrol the display brightness.Long-press [screen.////] to move to the correspondingUsing the Device 17
User GuidePurchasingMusic froma StoreConveniently purchase music from the Store whenconnected to a wireless network.Purchasing Music1. Connect to a wireless network.2. Select [Store] from the home screen.3. Select the desired store.4. Check the user guide or help menu within each store fordetailed information.Refer to page 45 of the manual for more information on connectingto a wireless network.Using the Device 18
User GuideAKCONNECTThe AK70 can access and play back music files stored ona computer on the same network as well as output soundthrough Astell&Kern speakers.MQS Streaming Server Installation1. Visit the Astell&Kern website and download the serverinstaller that corresponds to your operating system.[http://www.astellnkern.com Support Download].2. Run the downloaded installer and follow the on-screeninstructions.3. Check the User Guide within the program for detailedinformation on using the MQS Streaming Server.System RequirementsPC Minimum System RequirementsOS : Windows XP, Windows 7/8/10 (32 & 64-bit)Mac Minimum System RequirementsOS X 10.7 (Lion) or laterConnecting to the AK Connect Server1. Turn on the server and connect tothe same network as the AK70.Run the MQS Streaming Serveron your computer.2. Turn on [AK Connect] from thedevice settings.3. Press [AK Connect] from the homescreen.Using the Device 19
User Guide4. A list of servers on the samenetwork as the AK70 will bedisplayed.5. Scroll the screen left and right toselect a server. The selected serverwill be connected and the serverhome screen will be displayed.6. Select a search option at thebottom of the server home screento display a list of music.Refer to page 45 of the manual for more information on connectingto a wireless network.Using the Device 20
User GuideStreaming and Downloading from the Music Server1. Select a search option from theserver Home Screen to displaya list of music.2. Select a song to begin streaming.3. Press the [] button at theupper-right corner of the music list.4. Select the desired music, and thenpress the [] button at the top ofthe screen to begin downloading.A message on the NotificationBar will indicate a completeddownload.Depending on network conditions, song loading may be slow orstreaming may stutter.Server response may be slow when the server computer is underload.If you do streaming and download at the same time, it may slowdown the device’s response time depending on the speed of Wi-Finetwork or server.Terminating music streaming or pressing the item beingdownloaded within the Notification Bar will stop the downloading.Using the Device 21
User GuideSelecting Speakers1. Turn on the speaker(s) to beconnected, and then connect it tothe same network as the AK70.2. Turn on [AK Connect] from thedevice settings.3. Press [] from the notificationbar to display a list of speakersavailable on the same networkas the AK70.4. Scroll the screen left and right toselect a speaker. The selectedspeaker will be connected, andmusic will be played back throughthe speaker.AK Connect Usage ExamplesExample 1AK70AK T1LIBRARYSPEAKERUsing the Device 22
User GuideExample 2AK500NAK70AK T1LIBRARYREMOTESPEAKERExample 3AK70AK500NREMOTE & LIBRARYSPEAKERUsing the Device 23
User GuideExample 4AK70AK500NAK T1LIBRARYREMOTESPEAKERExample 5AK70LIBRARYorAK Connect APPREMOTEAK T1SPEAKERAK500NLIBRARYUsing the Device 24
User GuideListeningto MusicSelecting Music1. Select a search option at the bottom of the home screento display the playlist.2. Select a song from the list to begin playback.Select [Folder] to search music by folder.Continuous Playback: Approximately 10 hours (Basis: FLAC, 16-bit,44 kHz, unbalanced output, volume 80, EQ off, LCD off)Supported Formats: PCM [8 192kHz(8/16/24bit)], DSD 64/128Listening to MusicPress [] at the top of the music list to display musicoptions.: Add the selected file after the current/last song ofthe current playlist.: Add the selected file to the playlist.: Copy the selected file.: Move the selected file.: Delete the selected file.Select an album cover from the home screen to beginplayback.Turn the [Volume Wheel] to adjust the volume.Press [ ] during playback to pause and [ ] to resumeplayback.You can also pause/resume playback by pressing the[ ] button on the device.Press [/] during playback for the previous/next song.Play the previous/next song by pressing the [ / ] buttonon the device.Long-press [/] during playback to rewind/fast-forward.Rewind/fast-forward by pressing the [ / ] button onthe device.Using the Device 25
User GuideDrag the progress bar to the desired location duringplayback.Press the [Home] button on the device to go to the HomeScreen.Press the album cover during playback to display anadditional screen.: Display the previous screen.: Display the current playlist.Press [] next to the playlist to edit the playlistorder.Press [] at the top of the music list to displaymusic options.: Add the selected file to the playlist.: Delete the selected file from the playlist.: Add the current song to the playlist.: Display lyrics for the current song.: Display current song information.Using the Device 26
User GuidePlaylist Screen145263Using the Device 27
User Guide1 CurrentLocationIndicates the current location.Press to return to the previous screen.2 Play AllPlay all songs from the current playlist.3 PlaylistDisplays the playlist for the current location.4 List SortingSelect a method forsorting the playlist.5 List ViewSelect a view type for the list of albums.6 MusicSelect the checkbox to apply playlistOptionsoptions.Using the Device 28
User GuideMusic Player Screen1102341151267813915141Previous ScreenReturn to the previous screen.2Album CoverDisplay album covers.Press the album cover to showadditional functions.Using the Device 29
User Guide3LyricsLyrics for the current song.4Add to PlaylistAdd the current song to a playlist.5Song ProgressIndicates song duration.6DetailsDisplays bitrate and sampling7Titlefrequency data.Song title information.File name is displayed whenID3Tag is unavailable.8ArtistArtist name.9Play/PausePlay or pause the current song.10PlaylistDisplays the current playlist.11DetailsDisplays current song information.12Song DurationIndicates the song’s total duration.Press to switch from elapsedtime to remaining time.13Progress BarIndicates song progress.Drag the indicator to move tothe desired time.14Previous/Short press: Previous song.RewindLong press: Rewind the currentNext/Short press: Next song.Fast-ForwardLong press: Fast-forward thesong.15current song.Using the Device 30
User GuidePlaylistManagementCreating a Playlist1. Press [Playlist - Playlists] from thehome screen to display a list ofplaylists.2. Press [ ] at the upper-right cornerof the screen.3. Enter a name for the playlist,and then press [Add] to createa new playlist.Adding a Song to a Playlist1. Press [Playlists] to display a listof playlists.2. Select a playlist and press [ Add]to display a list of songs.3. Select the desired song, and thenpress [ Add] to add the song tothe selected playlist.Using the Device 31
User GuideRemoving a Song from a Playlist1. Press [Playlists] to display a listof playlists.2. Select the desired playlist, andthen press [] at the top ofthe screen.3. Select the desired song, and thenpress [ ] to remove the songfrom the selected playlist.Editing the Playlist Order1. Press [] next to the playlistto modify the playlist order.Playing a Playlist1. Press [Playlists] to display a listof playlists, and then press []at the top of the screen.2. Select the desired playlist for playback.3. Press [] at the top of the screento add the selected playlist afterthe current/last song of the currentplaylist.Using the Device 32
User GuideRenaming a Playlist1. Press [Playlists] to display a listof playlists, and then press []at the top of the screen.2. Select a playlist to be renamed.3. Press [ ] at the top of the screento display a rename window.4. Enter a name for the playlist, andthen press [Rename] to save theplaylist under a new name.Deleting a Playlist1. Press [Playlists] to display a listof playlists, and then press []at the top of the screen.2. Select the playlist to be deleted.3. Press [] at the top of the screento delete the selected playlist.Using the Device 33
User GuideUSB DACInstallationThe USB DAC functionality allows the AK70 to berecognized as a sound card on a computer. Music from thecomputer is played through the device’s earphones port foran enhanced listening experience.USB DAC SpecificationsSupported OSWindows XP (32/64-bit) / Windows 7 (32/64-bit) /Windows 8 (32/64-bit) / Windows 10(32bit/64bit)OS X 10.7 (Lion) or laterUSB DAC Support SpecificationsSupported Formats: WAV, FLAC, WMA, MP3, OGG,APE (Normal, High, Fast), AAC, ALAC, AIFF, DFF, DSFSample Rate: 44.1 kHz – 96 kHzBit Rate: 16-bit/24-bitControl the volume with the AK70's volume wheel.Sound will not play back for files that exceed the supported formats.Volume control is unavailable when the LCD screen is turned offduring USB DAC connection.The Previous, Play, and Next buttons are unavailable during USBDAC connection.Playback may stutter when computer performance is slow or theUSB connection is experiencing heavy usage.There may be issues with audio-to-video synchronization duringvideo playback depending on the sound quality and operatingenvironment.Volume cannot be adjusted via the Windows volume control. Thevolume wheel on the device or volume control on the appropriateprogram must be used to adjust the volume.Using the Device 34
User GuideHow to UseUSB AudioYou can enjoy USB audio by linking with a portable amp andDAC available in the market.How to Link Portable USB DAC1. Connect the device’s micro USB jack with the portableUSB DAC with dedicated cable.2. Press [3. Once [] after scrolling down the notification bar.] is activated, you can enjoy the music throughthe portable USB DAC’s audio output jack.The micro USB cable that comes packaged with the device isavailable for power recharging only by connecting with the PC.For instructions on the dedicated cable, please refer to the manualof the portable USB DAC manufacturer.How to Change USB Audio DSD Output TypeYou can change the output type of DSD data coming out ofUSB audio.1. Select a DSD output type on [- USB audio].PCM: The device’s DSD is converted into PCM and comesout through USB audio.DoP: The device’s DSD is converted into DoP and comesout through USB audio.The portable USB DAC must be able to receive digital input throughthe micro USB’s OTG.Output may not be made properly depending on the digital inputspecs of the micro USB of the portable USB DAC. This is not a defectin the device and not a ground for exchange or refund.In the case of using DoP as a DSD output type, no sound may comeout except noise depending on the specs of the portable USB DAC.Using the Device 35
User GuideCD RippingConnect the AK Ripper (sold separately) to rip CDs.Turning the AK Ripper On/Off1. You can use the AK ripper once you connect the devicewith the AK ripper and press [ ] after scrolling down thenotification bar.2. While the AK Ripper is turned on, pull down the notificationbar and press the CD ripping icon to stop the AK Ripperoperation.Automatic CD Ripping1. Connect the AK Ripper and insert a CD.2. The metadata (ID3 tags) for the inserted CD will be retrievedvia Gracenote.3. CD ripping will begin automatically after the metadatahas been retrieved.4. When finished, press [OK] on the results prompt tocomplete automatic CD ripping.Manual CD Ripping1. When the AK Ripper is connected and a CD is inserted,the [CD Ripping] menu will be activated on the home screen.2. Press the [CD Ripping] menu and select the desired fileformat (FLAC or WAV).3. The Gracenote database will be searched for matchingCD metadata after the file format is selected.4. When the database search is complete, press [Start] tobegin CD ripping.5. Rip only selected songs.Using the Device 36
User GuideCD Ripping Results: Indicates that CD ripping is complete, or that althoughan error occurred, CD ripping was successfullycompleted via error correction.: Indicates that the song currently being ripped can becanceled via user input.: Indicates that CD ripping failed due to a scratch onthe CD or other similar reasons. Also indicates thatCD ripping was canceled due to user interruption.To search the Gracenote database, the AK70 must be connected tothe Internet via Wi-Fi. The database access time may varydepending on the network environment.Please note that metadata for certain CDs may not be available onthe Gracenote database.You may not access the Home screen while CD ripping is inprogress.The AK Connect service will be disabled during CD ripping. Theservice will automatically restart when CD ripping is completed.Music playback will be disabled during CD ripping, and tracks thathave been ripped will not be available for playback until the entireCD has been ripped.You can set the desired file format and ripping speed from the [- CD Ripping] menu.Several attempts at correction will be made for data with errorswhen the feature is enabled under [- CD Ripping - ErrorCorrection]. Please note that the CD ripping speed will be affectedwhen this feature is enabled.Using the Device 37
User GuideUsingBluetoothConnect a Bluetooth device to listen to music wirelessly.Turning Bluetooth On/OffA Bluetooth device must be pairedwith the AK70 prior to use. Referto the Bluetooth device's instructionmanual for details.1. Select [ ] from the NotificationBar, or select [On/Off] from [Bluetooth].Bluetooth Pairing1. Select the appropriate Bluetooth device from the list ofavailable devices.Terminating a Bluetooth Connection1. Press the connected Bluetoothdevice and confirm the messageprompt to disconnect the device.Using the Device 38
User GuideRemoving a Bluetooth Pairing1. Press [] to the right of thepaired device to be redirectedto the settings screen.2. Select [Remove Pairing] tocomplete the process.Bluetooth Support SpecificationsProfile: A2DP, aptXDevice performance may be affected during Hi-Fi playback.(48 kHz or lower is recommended.)Do not turn off the device while connected to Bluetooth.Power cycle the Bluetooth device in case of malfunction.Pairing methods may differ for each individual Bluetooth device.Always refer to the respective instruction manual for details.When connecting the product to a Bluetooth device, the distancebetween the two must be within 20 cm.Audio quality will degrade with longer distances, and the pairingmay disconnect at a distance of 2 m (6.5 ft) or more. (Distances mayvary depending on device and environment.)Crosstalk may be heard while using Bluetooth.For multipoint devices, make the necessary connections prior touse.Car audio Bluetooth connections are not supported.Malfunction, noise, and other undesirable effects may occur due tothe device's battery level and the environment.If signal interference affects data transmission. (e.g. holding thedevice while wearing a Bluetooth device, holding the device whileholding another electronic device, etc.)If the device or Bluetooth headset's radio transmitters are touchingparts of the body.If the transmission strength is affected by walls, corners,partitions, etc.If devices using the same frequencies cause interference. (e.g.medical devices, microwave ovens, Wi-Fi, etc.)Areas with an excessive amount of interference or weak signals.(e.g. elevators, underground, etc.)Using the Device 39
User GuideSettingsSet up the device according to the user's needs. The settingsmenu may vary depending on the firmware version.Setup1. Select [ ] from the home screen notification bar.2. Select the desired item for setup.Wi-FiChange wireless network settings and turn Wi-Fi on or off.Refer to page 45 of the manual for more information on setting awireless network.BluetoothConnect a Bluetooth device to listen to music wirelessly.Refer to [Using Bluetooth] on page 38 of the manual for moreinformation on setting up a Bluetooth connection.AK CONNECTSet whether to use AK Connect.Using the Device 40
User GuideEqualizerSet the equalizer according to the user's preferences.Pro EQ: EQ Preset recommended by professionals.User EQ: Adjust the frequencies according to the user'spreferences.Supported Formats for EQ: PCM [8 – 192 kHz (8/16/24-bit)]DSD [64/128]Using the equalizer may negatively affect device performance.Refer to pages 46 - 48 of the manual for more information on usingthe equalizer.Gapless PlaybackPlay the next song without any interruptions/silence.Gapless playback is only supported between two fileswith identical bit rates, sample rates, and channels.Line OutTurn Line Out on or off.Enabling Line Out and pressing [Line Out] on the volumecontrol window will lock the volume level at maximum.Do not use earphones with the Line Out feature enabled. Doing somay cause permanent hearing loss.Display Balanced OutYou can display Balanced Out on the volume screen.Using the Device 41
User GuideLeft-Right BalanceAdjust the left-right balance for earphones/headphones.CD RippingSet the automatic CD ripping function as well as the fileformat and ripping speed.USB AudioIt sets up the output type of DSD coming out through theportable USB DAC.Screen BrightnessAdjust screen brightness settings.ThemeChange the theme.Date & TimeSet the current date and time.Device NameSet the name of the device.The maximum name length is 30 characters.Using the Device 42
User GuideLanguageSelect the display language.Supported languages: English, Korean, Japanese,Chinese (Simplified/Traditional), French, Russian, GermanKeyboardSelect the keyboard language.Supported languages: English, Korean, Japanese,Chinese (Simplified/Traditional), RussianPowerAutomatic Shutdown: The device will turn off after adefined period if there is no user input.Screen Timeout: The screen will turn off after a definedperiod when there is no user input.Sleep Timer: Music pl
User Guide AK70 Micro-USB Cable microSD Card Slot Cover Protective Film: Protect the device and its screen. Micro-USB Cable: Connect the device to a computer or charge the device. Quick Start Guide: Basic overview of device functionality. Warranty Card: The warr
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