The output voltage from a 0-dB recorded track was 2.01 volts.Ĭhannel separation was 110 to 120 dB at 100 Hz, 100 dB at 1,000 Hz, and 75 dB at 20,000 Hz. Maximum interchannel phase shift was 0.42 degree, in the 8,000- to 12.000-Hz range. The Onkyo DX-5700's frequency response was flat within ☐.03 dB from 20 to 20,000 Hz, with channel levels matched within 0.04 dB. The Onkyo DX-5700 is a fairly large and heavy unit that measures 17-1/8 inches wide, 14-1/2 inches deep, and 5-1/8 inches high and weighs just over 18 pounds.
The remote control provides one other feature not present on the front panel: an auto space button that inserts 4 seconds of silence between tracks for taping. During remote volume adjustment a motor rotates the player's knob, which has no visible index marker or other visual indication of its setting.
The DX-5700's remote control duplicates all of the player's front-panel controls except for the display dimmer and the power switch. The rear apron also has fixed-level analog output jacks, coaxial and optical digital outputs, and remote-control jacks to connect the DX-5700 to a compatible Onkyo tape deck, amplifier, or receiver. It has a front-panel headphone jack with a volume control, which also adjusts the output from the variable-level analog jacks on the rear apron. The DX-5700 can be operated from an external timer. The DX-5700 goes into its pause mode after the tracks assigned to the A side of the tape have been played when the tape has been turned over, pressing pause resumes playback of the tracks assigned to the B side. A time edit feature automatically selects the tracks that will fit on the A and B sides of a cassette (for tape durations up to 90 minutes). The intro feature, available only from the remote control, plays the first 7 seconds of each track. There are four repeat modes: entire disc, programmed tracks, A-B (any user-defined segment of the disc), and shuffle play (reshuffled for each repeat). A button on the panel provides direct access to any numbered index point, although index numbers cannot be included in a program sequence. A slide switch can dim the display or shut it off entirely. The bright fluorescent display shows the current track and index numbers as well as the status of several controls and elapsed or remaining time for either the current track or the entire disc. An edit feature enables you to modify a program sequence by adding or deleting tracks. As many as twenty tracks can be programmed for playback in any desired order, with a music-calendar display showing the remaining unplayed tracks. The D/A converters are hand-trimmed for greatest accuracy in the two most significant bits to reduce distortion, and the converters are preceded by eight-times-oversampling 18-bit digital filters.Ī twenty-key track-selector panel provides single-touch access to any track of most CD's and two-button access to tracks numbered from 21 to 99.
It has separate 18-bit digital-to-analog (D/A) converters for each channel and optical coupling between its digital and analog sections to eliminate noise from leakage of digital signals into the analog audio circuits. The Onkyo Integra DX-5700 is a versatile compact disc player with a number of circuit features designed to minimize extraneous noise pickup and distortion at all signal levels.
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