Oracle Audio CD 2500 Mk IV User manual

The Fine Art of Playing Music
CD 2500 Mk IV Player / CD 2000 MK III Transport
Owner’s Manual

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FOREWORD
This is your CD 2000 or CD 2500 owner’s manual. The following pages will describe as succinctly
as possible the assembly of your new CD. Although some operations are self explanatory, we
strongly suggest you read this booklet to better understand the importance of the different key
adjustments.
Your CD is a precision instrument and its performance will be affected by the different adjustments.
It is important to set up your CD with the utmost care for an outstanding musical performance and
enjoyment!
FOR YOUR RECORDS
Oracle CD Serial Number:___________________________________________________________________________
Power Supply Serial Number:________________________________________________________________________
Dealer’s Name:___________________________________________________________________________________
Dealer’s Address: _________________________________________________________________________________
Dealer’s Phone:___________________________________________________________________________________
Purchase Date:___________________________________________________________________________________
We suggest you keep your sales slip together with this owner’s guide.

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TABLE OF CONTENTS
Content.................................................................................................................4
Pack and unpack your CD....................................................................................5
Suspension Fine Tuning.......................................................................................6
Connection Procedure..........................................................................................8
Using as a CD player or a DAC............................................................................9
Power Supply Connection ..................................................................................10
Magnetic Disc Clamp..........................................................................................11
Operating Instructions ........................................................................................ 12
Remote Control .................................................................................................. 14
Laser Lens Cleaning........................................................................................... 16
Fuse Replacement .............................................................................................17
Technical specifications......................................................................................18
Waranty registration card ...................................................................................19

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CONTENT
We developed this packing material so that your new Oracle Audio CD 2500 Mk IV player / CD 2000 Mk III transport is
afforded maximum protection.
It consists of:
A double layer cardboard box.
A module of foam packaging for the accessories.
A wooden frame with internal foam packing, protecting the CD turntable itself. It is very important to preserve this
packaging material since it is the only really safe method of transporting your Oracle CD turntable.
The following items are located in the upper foam structure:
4 suspension covers.
Magnetic disc clamp.
Aluminium top cover.
Oracle power supply.
Suspension calibration tool.
Brilliance cleaner and lint free blue cloth.
AC power cord.
15 pin DC signal cord.
Remote control handset and batteries.
The following items are located in the wooden box:
1 CD turntable assembly.
1 plinth assembly including:
o4 suspensions towers.
o1 display module assembly.
1 main CD turntable chassis assembly.
2 main chassis protective foam end caps.
1 main chassis hold down “C” shape foam spacer block.

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PACK AND UNPACK YOUR CD
Tools needed –Phillips (cross head) or Pozidrive screw driver
–Small needle pliers
Open the external box.
Carefully remove the 4 white foam protection corners.
Turn the brown box on its side so you can pull out the white internal cardboard box.
Carefully slide the white box out and stand it flat with the arrows on the side pointing up.
Open the box first by opening the end flaps then the front.
Remove the white foam layer to access the wooden box, set it aside.
Accessories Foam Block
Remove the power supply, power cord and DC cord, put it aside.
Remove the aluminium top cover and the Brilliance cleaner.
Remove the remote control and install the batteries.
Remove the magnetic disc clamp.
Remove the suspension covers and put them to one side for later installation.
The suspension covers will be installed following the suspension fine tuning should this be required.
Remove the wooden top cover using your Phillips screwdriver.
Grasp the plastic protective bag at each end using the handles and lift the whole Oracle player unit out of the
box.
Open the plastic bag at one end only and remove the foam protective end cap.
Hold the plinth and slide the CD turntable assembly out of the bag.
Remove the “C” shape, hold down spacer block.
Remove the inner protective bag.
Note: Place the inner bag, the 2 protective end caps and the “C” shape hold down spacer blocks back in the
wooden box thus making sure they do not get lost. Put the wooden top cover back up.
Note: When repackaging, it is important to use this inner protective bag to prevent surface damage to the clear
lacquer finish.

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SUSPENSION FINE TUNING
Caution! Do not attempt to lift the main chassis from the suspension towers as this could damage the connecting
cable between the display module and the main chassis. If the main chassis needs to be removed, a
special technical document is available from Oracle Audio Technologies or your local area distributor.
This work should always be carried out by an experienced and competent technician.
oPlace your Oracle CD player on a flat surface to complete the set up procedure.
Suspension fine Tuning
The suspension of your Oracle CD turntable has been calibrated at the factory but it possibly might require minor fine-
tuning before putting the player into service. To help with this we have supplied a suspension calibration tool to assist
with accurate measurement and calibration of each suspension tower.
Note: Before beginning this step, very carefully seat the aluminium top cover above the compact disc in its
specially machined recess and position, so that the two finger slots match the one on the player main
chassis. The slightly curved section of the finger slots should be facing the front of the unit. This will give
a more accurate operational mass of the main chassis.
This picture indicates the target setting of the suspension system.
The tool supplied will help you determine if a suspension fine tuning is required. If no or only minor changes need to be
performed, you might select to leave the system as it is. At this point, the suspension top covers can be installed and the
player moved to its final playing location. To complete the final leveling of the plinth, it will be necessary to use a spirit
level. The leveling will be achieved by adjusting the height of the threaded feet under the plinth.
Note: The reference to clockwise or counter-clockwise is determined by viewing the spring module from above.
To proceed with minor changes to the suspension fine tuning, please read the following information.

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Make the suspension housing sit lower:
If the suspension housing is sitting too high as in the picture below;
With one hand apply a light down pressure to the main chassis while holding the suspension housing.
Rotate the spring counter-clockwise by very small increments until the suspension housing lightly rests against
the step on the gauge.
Make the suspension housing sit higher:
If the suspension housing is sitting to low as in the picture below;
Gently raise the suspension housing with one hand.
Using needle nose pliers, insert the tip of the pliers near the end of the spring and hold it firmly.
While holding the spring to prevent it from turning, rotate by very small increments the suspension housing,
counter-clockwise. This will move the spring further out of the spring calibration sleeve thus making the
suspension housing sit higher.
Note: Do not allow the pliers to contact the aluminium parts since this could damage the clear lacquer finish.
Important! In the unlikely event that your Oracle suspension system may need to be completely re-calibrated please
refer to the caution on the preceding page.
When all suspension towers are fine tuned, install the suspension covers.

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CONNECTION PROCEDURE
The analogue and / or digital connections
CD 2000 Mk III Transport
Your Oracle CD transport is equipped with three digital outputs.
BNC, (75 Ohms) output of 0,5 Volt peak to peak
XLR, AES/EBU (110 Ohms), balanced output of 4 Volts peak to peak
Optical, Toslink
Note: We strongly suggest the use of the best possible Digital and Optical Interconnect cables available, your
dealer will help you make the right choice.
CD 2500 Mk IV Player
Your Oracle CD Player is equipped with:
RCA SPDIF digital output, 0,5 Volts peak to peak @ 75 Ohms
RCA analog output 2 Volts RMS with two independent analog fully discrete analog modules
XLR balanced analog outputs 4 Volts RMS with four independent fully discrete analog modules
You now have a choice of analog connections. You might even consider running both at the same time!
To utilize the analog RCA capabilities, connect your pair of RCA terminated interconnect cables from the rear of the
player to your preamplifier or integrated amplifier (CD INPUT).
To utilize the analog balanced XLR connections, connect your pair of XLR terminated interconnect cables from the rear
of the player to your preamplifier or integrated amplifier’s XLR inputs.

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Connection to the Pre-Amplifier, CD input
Connect the selected Interconnect cables ( RCA or XLR ) from the rear of the player to your pre-amplifier CD
input.
Note: It is not necessary to use digital output unless connecting to a separate stand alone DAC.
Note: We strongly suggest the use of the best possible analogue Interconnect.
Simultaneous Connection of an external digital to analog converter
It is possible to simultaneously use the RCA (75 Ohms) digital output and the analog outputs of the CD 2500 to compare
the player’s internal digital/analog converter with that of an external (stand alone) D/A converter.
Plug your digital/optical interconnect to the rear of the player and connect it to your stand alone D/A converter.
Connect the Analogue outputs to an “Auxiliary” input at the rear of your pre-amplifier.
Balance the volume between the two D/A converters through the external converter volume control should this
facility be available.
Switch from “CD” to “Auxiliary” so as to compare the two options.
Warning! Lower the volume of the pre-amplifier as there could be a major difference in gain and this could cause
damage to your loudspeakers.
Using your CD2500 Mk IV as a CD player “OR” as a Digital to Analog converter
The toggle switch on the rear panel will define how your CD2500 MK IV will operate.
- To use your CD2500 as a DAC, while standing in front of your player, flip the switch to the left ( towards the
interconnect cables ).
- To use your CD2500 as a PLAYER, while standing in front of your player, flip the switch to the right ( away from
the interconnect cables ).

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POWER SUPPLY CONNECTION
Connect the 15 pin DC signal cable to the rear of the CD turntable and secure it with the two locking thumbs
screws.
Connect the other end to the power supply and secure it as above.
Plug the AC power cord to the IEC socket at the power supply end, and the other end to the line voltage wall
socket.
Turn the power supply “ON”, indicated by the line ( — ) on the rocker switch above the IEC socket, the red
“L.E.D.” at the front of the power supply will now light up. The “OFF” position is indicated by ( 0 ) on the rocker
switch.
CLASS 1 Laser Product.
This device complies with part 15 of the FCC rules. Operation is subject to the following conditions.
(1) This device may not cause harmful interference and (2) This device must accept any interference
received including interference that may cause undesired operation. This Class B digital apparatus
meets all requirements of the Canadian interference causing equipment regulations. Complies with
21 CFR 1040.1
Important Warning!
It is essential that the protective top cover be installed and remains in place until the
“No Disc” message appears in the CD display. This also applies should the unit be
switched off during a listening session, NEVER remove this cover until the “No Disc”
or the disc information message appears or re-appears after a new switch-on.

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THE MAGNETIC DISC CLAMP
Operation:
Place the compact disc on your Oracle CD turntable.
Install the magnetic disc clamp
To remove the magnetic disc clamp (option 1)
Lift the compact disc by holding it from the periphery with the magnetic disc clamp installed.
To remove the magnetic disc clamp (option 2)
Lift the magnetic disc clamp straight up. The compact disc will follow because of the adhesion of the Urethane
vibration damping trap to the compact disc surface.
Caution! Since the adhesion will diminish as the urethane picks up dust, it is important to place your hand under
the compact disc to prevent it from falling. Please read the recommended maintenance procedure
below.
Peel the disc from the clamp, this will break the close seal between the urethane vibration damping trap and the
compact disc.
Maintenance
Your Oracle player is equipped with a very efficient magnetic clamp. One of the key features of this clamp is the
proprietary urethane compound ring that acts as a vibration damping trap. To obtain optimal performance, keep the
surface of the urethane vibration damping trap clean at all times using your Brilliance cleaner or isopropilyc alcohol.

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SAFE OPERATING INSTRUCTIONS
Please follow these important safety tips for the safe operation of your CD player!
The main Power On/Off switch for your CD Player/Drive is located on the rear of the power supply.
Note Do not activate this switch until you have read the instructions below.
1. Before switching on your CD Player/Drive it is essential that the aluminium top cover be correctly installed and
remain in place until the CD display indicates the “No Disc” message.
2. To start playing a CD: remove the aluminium top cover; select the CD you wish to play and place it on the CD
turntable. Install the magnetic clamp and replace the top cover.
3. Press the Reset button and wait for the disc information to appear in the main CD display. The information will
show the number of tracks on the CD and the total playing time.
4. Press “Play” and adjust the volume control on your pre-amplifier, sit back, and enjoy!
5. To change a CD, press “Stop”, the CD display will again show the disc information. Remove the aluminium top
cover, lift your CD using one of the methods described earlier. Gently peel the clamp from the CD. Select your
next CD and place it on the CD turntable as described above. Having placed the disc on the turntable, the
display will still show the details of the previous CD player until you press the Reset button, only then will the
new disc information be displayed.
Note: These instructions may seem extremely basic, but they must be followed exactly to ensure safe operation
of this product!
Display keyboard function selector:
The display module is equipped with five selector buttons.
Place a compact disc over the centering device of your CD turntable.
Position the magnetic disc clamp over the centering device and make sure it is well seated.

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Very carefully seat the aluminium top cover over the compact disc in it’s specially machined recess and
position it so the two finger slots match the ones on the player main chassis. The slightly curved section of the
finger slots should be facing the front of the unit.
The performance of the Oracle CD turntable is significantly improved by using the aluminium top cover whenever the
player is in use. It provides a darker environment for the laser diode to more accurately pick up signals from the spinning
compact disc.
To Play a Compact Disc:
Press the “Disc Reset” function selector to initialize the selected disc. This operation must be repeated every
time a different compact disc is used.
Select the track to be played by pressing the “Up” and “Down” function track selector.
Press “Play” and adjust the volume control on your pre-amplifier, sit back, and enjoy!
To Play a Different Compact Disc:
Press the “Stop” function selector and repeat the “To Play a Compact Disc” procedure.
Important! Press the “Disc Reset” function selector every time a new compact disc is placed on the CD turntable so
that it can be properly initialized by having the player read the table of contents.

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REMOTE CONTROL OPERATION
For your convenience and to increase the ease of use, your new Oracle CD Player/Transport is supplied with an infra-
red remote control. To enable you to reap the benefit of this remote control, please spend a few minutes reading these
simple instructions.
FUNCTION KEY WHAT IT DOES & HOW TO DO IT
Red Button (STBY)This is the Standby button and this allows the display screen to be turned off as if the
unit was powered down. While the player looks as if it is switched off, the optimum
operating temperature is maintained. Press the STBY button once and the display goes
out. Press the STBY again and this will have a similar effect as pressing the “Disc
Reset” on the display keyboard function selector to initialize the selected disc. If the unit
was in a Standby mode after using the STBY button, it must be pressed again so the
player can resume the operational mode.
Numeric Buttons (1-0)These buttons relate to the track numbers on your CD, and run from 1 through 9, the 0
button becomes 10 by pressing first 1 then 0. The player is able to play, merely by
pressing a combination of two buttons any track on a CD that may contain anything up to
99 tracks.
Scan Button (SCAN)This button permits you to SCAN a CD to find a particular track. Press this button once
and it plays the first few seconds of every track in numeric order. Once you have heard
the track you want, Press the button again and your chosen track will play from the
beginning.
Programme Button (PROG)This button allows you to select various tracks of a CD and play them in your chosen
order. To use this function you first select a track number using the numeric buttons,
having selected the track number press PROG. Move on using the numeric buttons to
your next selection and again press PROG. Repeat this operation until you have
programmed as many or as few tracks as you want. The track selection will play in the
order in which you have entered the track numbers. The PROG function is cancelled by
pressing STOP.
Time Button (TIME)This button allows you to view various TIME options. The default setting will indicate the
number of tracks and the total running time of the disc is displayed. press PLAY and the
elapsed time of the track playing will show. press TIME once and the elapsed running
time of the disc will show. press TIME again and the remaining running time of the disc
will show.
Fast Button (FAST) This button is located next to both, the track search forward ►► and track search back
◄◄ buttons. Press the FAST button to double the search speed before pressing the
►► and ◄◄ buttons. The sound heard in order to find a particular section of track will
be more difficult to identify using the FAST mode.
Search Button (◄◄ ►►) This function allows you to search forward or backwards through a track, or the complete
CD at approximately 10 times normal speed. It is possible to hear the track/CD whie
doing this enabling you to find a specific part of a track/CD. Press ◄◄ and the search
runs back from where you are. press ►► and the search runs forward from where you
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A/B Button (A / B) This button allows you to repeat a section of a track or the CD. To do this, listen for the
starting point of the section you want to repeat and press the A / B button once. Let the
section run to where you want the repeated section to end, then press the A / B button
once more. The selected section will now continue to repeat just that section until you
cancel the command by pressing STOP.
Shuffle Button (SHUF) This function allows for the playback of the tracks of a given CD in a random order. The
track play order cannot be determined by the user when using this function. This function
can be activated at any time but know that the CD player will directly jump to the first
track in his new random list and play it even if it was reading another track when you
pressed SHUF. Pressing on SHUF again will cancel the shuffle mode but the CD player
will continue playing the track it was playing while on shuffle mode.
Previous Track ( │◄) This button has two functions, and is marked │◄. Press once and the track being
played will start playing from the beginning again. Press │◄twice quickly and the
previous track on the CD will play from the beginning.
Next Track (►│)This button only has one function, and is marked ►│. Press this button once and the
next track on the CD will begin playing. Each time you press this button, the next track
on the CD will begin to play in the normal ascending numeric order, or the next
programmed selection if you have used the PROG option. If in the SHUF mode the next
randomly selected track will begin to play.
Repeat (REP)This function permits continual repeat playing of the track being played by pressing the
REP button once. Press the REP button twice and the WHOLE disc will be repeated
until the REP button is pressed again cancelling the repeat function. The REP function
can also be used if PROG or SHUF modes have been selected, and works in exactly the
same way. Press once and the track being played will repeat, Press twice and ALL the
programmed selections PROG, or the random play order SHUF, will be repeated.
Pressing REP again will have for effect to cancel the repeat mode..
Pause (PAUSE)This function suspends the playing of the CD at the exact point that the PAUSE button
was pressed. This mutes the sound completely. Press PAUSE again and play resumes
from the exact point it was originally suspended.
Stop (STOP)This function stops the CD turntable from spinning and the laser from reading the digital
information on the disc. It also cancels all programmed functions and enables the current
disc to be removed. The CD turntable is now ready to accept another disc, or to be
switched off at the end of the current listening session.
Play (PLAY)The PLAY function is used to start a new listening session. When a CD is placed on the
turntable the PLAY function will not operate until one of the two following function is
activated:
a) The RESET button on the CD Player/Drive has been pressed.
b) The STBY button on the remote control handset is pressed twice.
This starts the turntable spinning and the disc information is read by the laser. The disc
information will then appear on the main display screen. Once the disc information is
displayed, it is possible to play the CD by pressing PLAY button on the remote control
handset.

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ROUTINE CLEANING OF THE LASER LENS
Important Warning!
It is essential that the protective top cover be installed and remains in place until the “No Disc”
message appears in the CD display. This also applies should the unit be switched off during a
listening session, NEVER REMOVE this cover while a disc is being played. Always wait until the “No
Disc” message or the disc content information message appears or re-appears after a new switch-
on.
Warning! Extreme care is required when carrying out the following procedure, the drive and lens mechanisms are
extremely delicate.
Routine Cleaning:
Cleanliness is essential in order to maintain optimum performance. Routine cleaning of the laser lens should be carried
out only when absolutely needed (when a visual inspection shows a lot of dust particles on the lens) in the following
way:
1. Turn off the power to the CD Player using the switch on the rear of the power supply.
2. Unplug the supply power cord from the wall socket.
3. Remove the aluminium top cover and the magnetic disc clamp.
4. Using a clean cotton bud/Q-tip damped with isopropilyc alcohol gently wipe the laser lens.
Warning! Do not allow to drip alcohol into the CD drive mechanism.

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FUSE REPLACEMENT
If the power supply is connected to the line source and the switch is in the “ON” position the red “L.E.D.” located at the
front of the unit will glow. If it does not glow make sure the line signal coming from the wall outlet is operational. If
everything is normal, follow the procedure below to proceed to the replacement of the line input fuse.
Switch the power supply to the “OFF” position.
Unplug the AC power cord at the power supply end.
Use a flat blade screw driver and insert it in the slot at the top of the IEC socket to open the flap as shown on the
picture.
Use the same flat blade screwdriver to gently extract the fuse holder.
Using a continuity tester check the fuse for continuity. Continuity means “good fuse”. No continuity means “fuse
is no good”.
When reinserting the fuse make sure the arrow on the fuse holder in the same direction as the arrow on the
inside cover.
Note: For the CD Transport there are 2 fuses inside the IEC socket, the one under the ( o ) is the one in the
signal path. The fuse under the ( - ) is a spare.
Close the flap until it snaps in a fully closed position.
Plug the AC power cord at the power supply end.
Switch the power supply to the “ON” position.
Fuse Types
CD Transport (Fuse type “T”)
Line voltage : 100-120V and 220-240V
Fuse on the left : GMD 1A ( spare )
Fuse on the right : GMD 1A ( live )
CD Player (Fuse type “T”)
Line voltage : 100-120V and 220-240V
Fuse on the left : GMD 1A ( spare )
Fuse on the right : GMD 1A ( live )
* GMD Fuse Type only ( Time Delay )
Important Note! Do not use a fuse of a different value rating than the one recommended.

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Oracle Audio CD 2500 Mk IV / 2000 Mk III Technical Specifications
CD Laser Mechanism
Philips CD PRO 2LF
CD 2000 Mk III Output
Interface
BNC SP/DIF Digital Audio Signal, XLR AES/EBU, ST (AT&T) Optical Audio Signal Single Ended
SP/DIF, Digital Audio Signal
Format: BNC
Load Impedance: 75 Ohms
Output Impedance: 75 Ohms
Output Level: 0.5 Volts, peak to peak @ 75 Ohms
AES/EBU, Digital Audio Signal
Format: XLR
Load Impedance: 110 Ohms
Output Impedance: 110 Ohms
Output Level: 4 Volts, peak to peak @ 110 Ohms
Toslink Optical Audio Signal
Nominal Wavelength: 650nm
CD 2500 Mk IV Input /
Output Interface
Analog output : 1 Pair RCA, 1 pair XLR Balanced
Analog output Level: 2.5V RCA –5V XLR balanced RMS
Output Impedance: 100 Ohms
Digital input : RCA, accepts up to 24 / 192kHz SP/DIF Digital Audio Signal
Digital output : 75 Ohms RCA 24 bit SP/DIF Digital Audio Signal
Load Impedance: 75 Ohms
Output Level: 0.5 Volts, peak to peak @ 75 Ohms
Output Impedance: 75 Ohms
DAC : Burr Brown PCM1792-AG
Resolution: 24bit –192KHz
Signal to noise ratio: -110dB
Dynamic Range: 125 dB
Total harmonic Distorsion: 0,0015%
Analog modules frequency response : 10 –50KHz +/-0,3dB
RCA Digital Input : Plays any high resolution audio format, including 24/192 WAV native files and any
PCM studio master with no compression or downgrade resolution to let them work.
Power Consumption
CD 2000 Mk III Transport: 13W
CD 2500 Mk IV Player: 21W
Power Supply
Transformer
1 x 30 VA and 1 x 24VA
AC Power Requirements
100 / 117 / 220 (230) / 240V, 50Hz or 60Hz
Removable Power Cord
Included
Remote Control
Included
Outboard Power Supply
Included
Warranty
3 Years …from purchase date
Overall Dimensions
(WHD)
425 x 150 x 363 mm, ( 17 x 6 X 14.5 inches )
weight
16 kilograms / 35,2 pounds

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We are confident your new Oracle Audio product will provide you
with many years of satisfaction!
You are now ready for the real and only purpose of all this:
to sit down, relax and enjoy the fine art of playing music!
From all of us at Oracle Audio Technologies Inc, Thank you !
6136 Boulevard Bertrand Fabi, Local B
Sherbrooke, Quebec, Canada
J1N 2P3
Phone: [phone] FAX: [phone]
e-mail: [e-mail]
www.oracle-audio.com
Please fill the section below and mail it back to the above mailing address
to register your new Oracle Audio product.
You can also scan this whole page and send it by e-mail to [e-mail].
WARRANTY REGISTRATION CARD
Your new Oracle CD 2500 MkIV // Transport CD 2000 MkIII carries a non-transferable, 3 year parts and labor limited
warranty against manufacturing defects. Oracle Audio Technologies will repair the defective item within this warranty
period. The original bill of sale from an authorized dealer or distributor is required for any warranty repair.
Oracle CD 2500/ CD 2000 serial number:
Power Supply serial number: ____
Dealer name:
Dealer address:
Dealer phone:
Your name:
Your address:
Phone : e-mail address :
Purchase date: