Simaudio MOON 260D User Manual

Simaudio Ltd. has been designing and manufacturing innovative, leading-edge  
audio and video products since 1980. MOON products have been globally  
recognized for their world-class performance, garnering numerous accolades  
for this outstanding achievement. Our products are engineered and built in  
Canada, utilizing advanced, efficient, “green” assembly techniques with strict  
quality control. Furthermore, our manufacturing processes are part of our  
philosophy, whereas the high quality and long-life of MOON products are the  
best way to preserve our environment, avoiding premature obsolesence. MOON  
products meet or exceed all international requirements for safety, performance  
and durability. At Simaudio, great music matters. However, great music for a  
lifetime matters most.  
Featuring PLL syncronization, the MOON Alpha Clocking System achieves  
extremely accurate phasing and much better than average recovery of  
information from the compact disc. As well, digital clock-signal integrity is  
dramatically improved. The result is extremely low jitter in the order of less than  
10 picoseconds RMS which means the elimination of digital fatigue in the high-  
frequency region, and therefore a more analog-like, yet very realistic sonic  
signature. The significant differences, with respect to jitter, between a digital  
clock signal from the MOON Alpha Clocking System (upper diagram) and a  
typical digital clock signal (lower diagram):  
Technical Information  
The MOON 260D use a proprietary  
transport mechanism employing in-house  
developed hardware and software. This  
mechanism, which we named M-ProDrive,  
is comprised of following components: the  
disc drawer; the optical laser pickup; the  
dual-rail apparatus that holds this pickup,  
the motor which spins the disc; the disc po-  
sitioning and clamping assembly, the frame  
which all these components are mounted  
onto, and finally, both the controller and  
servo software.  
When the width of the above digital impulses (A, B, C, D, E, F) are identical, then  
the phasing between the impulses (1, 2, 3, 4, 5) will all have same width  
(black vertical bars) , resulting in extremely low phase errors.  
When we developed this mechanism, several key design considerations were  
implemented to enhance sonic performance: Improved stability of disc’s rota-  
tional speed was achieved through the use of a very lightweight disc platform.  
Our disc clamping mechanism minimizes vibrations and uneven rotation. The  
optical pickup assembly is surrounded by small magnets and housed in an  
enclosure to dramatically improve tracking. This enclosure is mounted on the  
aforementioned dual-rail apparatus which prevents any off-axis tilting when  
the lens moves. All of these features combine to ensure quieter disc rotation.  
Some of the other advantages realized by this manufacturing process for the  
M-ProDrive include:  
Reduced jitter  
Better handling of errors resulting from  
defective or dirty discs  
Improved mechanical reliability  
More accurate data retrieval  
A facility for firmware upgrades  
When the width of the above digital impulses (A, B, C, D, E, F) are not equal,  
then the phasing between the impulses (1, 2, 3, 4, 5) will vary noticeably in  
width (red vertical bars), resulting in significant phase errors.  
Accurate data retrieval ensures more lifelike  
sonic reproduction  
High-frequencies never sounded so natural ... cymbals  
so life-like that you’ll want to reach out and touch them  
... a genuinely non-fatiguing sound without even a  
hint of digital grain.  
260D Specifications  
Configuration  
Single-ended / 2-channel  
Proprietary Design  
Transport Mechanism  
Front Panel Controls  
Stand by • Play • Pause • Stop  
Previous Track • Next Track • Open/Close  
Track number • Time (track / disc)  
Program • Scan • Random • Repeat (disc & track)  
BurrBrown PCM1793  
20Hz - 20kHz +0/-0.2dB  
2Hz - 72kHz +0/-3dB  
< 0.002%  
16.9  
11.7  
Front Panel Display  
Front Panel LED Mode Indicators  
Digital Filter / DAC  
3.4  
Frequency Response (audible)  
Frequency Response (full range)  
THD @1kHz, 0dBFS (A-weighted)  
Intermodulation Distortion  
Dynamic Range  
< 0.005%  
> 110dB  
Signal-to-noise Ratio  
> 110dB @ full output  
> 106dB  
Channel Separation  
Low Level Linearity  
±1.0dB to below 120dBFS  
< 300 picoseconds RMS  
1 pair RCA  
Intrinsic Jitter  
Single-Ended Analog Outputs  
Max. Analog Output @ 0dBFS  
Digital Output  
2.0 Volts @ 100Ω  
13.1  
9.7  
S/PDIF (RCA)  
Digital Output Impedance  
Remote Control  
75Ω (0.5 Volts p-p)  
Full-Function (CRM-2)  
15 Watts  
Power Consumption @ idle  
AC Power Requirements  
Shipping Weight  
120V / 60Hz or 240V / 50Hz  
14 lbs / 6.3 Kgs  
Dimensions (W x H x D, inches)  
16.9 x 3.4 x 13.1  
Specifications subject to change without notice  

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