Products
- Network Players
  - Network Players
    Prisma is a bundle of technologies that provide the broadest spectrum of network music player features and functionality. Essentially a streamer for everyone and anywhere, in the household to explore, discover, and share the deeply satisfying experience of high-performance music playback.
    
    Overview
  - Allt-i-Ett
    - Allt-i-Ett
  - 5 series
    - NP5 Prisma
  - 15 series
  - 25 series
    - I25 Prisma
  - 35 series
- CD Players
  - CD Players
    The combined talents of the Primare team’s strengths in audio, digital and software systems design results in extraordinarily musical, high-resolution compact disc players and transports.
    
    Overview
  - 15 series
    - CD15 Prisma
    - DD15
  - 35 series
    - CD35 Prisma
    - CD35
    - DD35
- Phono Preamplifiers
  - Phono Preamplifiers
    The need to amplify the sometimes vanishingly low signal of the best phono cartridges demands a truly musical phono preamplifier that is as quiet as it is linear, and Primare provides two excellent options up to the task.
    
    Overview
  - 15 series
    - R15
    - I15 MM
  - 35 series
    - R35
- Integrated Amplifiers
  - Integrated Amplifiers
    Primare has established a tradition of producing exemplary integrated amplifiers offering comprehensive system control and remarkable power delivery as elegantly as their appearance implies.
    
    Overview
  - 15 series
    - I15 Prisma
    - I15 MM
    - I15
  - 25 series
    - SPA25 Prisma
    - I25 Prisma
    - I25 DAC
    - I25
  - 35 series
    - I35 Prisma
    - I35 DAC
    - I35
- Preamplifiers
  - Preamplifiers
    Any system with a Primare preamplifier at its heart is capable of creating a thoroughly convincing and compelling musical experience.
    
    Overview
  - 15 series
    - SC15 Prisma
  - 25 series
    - SP25 Prisma
  - 35 series
- Power Amplifiers
  - Power Amplifiers
    Combine the nearly unlimited power available with our UFPD 2 amplifier technology with simple, ultra-short signal paths and you have astonishingly high current output capabilities for remarkable ease, control, and stability when driving even the most difficult speaker load.
    
    Overview
  - 35 series
    - A35.8
    - A35.2
- Home Cinema
  - Home Cinema
    As with all Primare designs, our home cinema models are inspired by the Scandinavian concept of hygge – that deep satisfaction of time well spent, sharing food and drink, music and movies with family and friends in the simple celebration of everyday living – and with the firm belief that there should be no distinction between movie and music reproduction.
    
    Overview
  - 25 series
    - SP25 Prisma
    - SPA25 Prisma
  - 35 series
    - A35.8
- Other
  - Other
    We offer modular design in as many of our products as we can, in order to give you the power to choose just the features required to meet a wide variety of system needs.
    
    Overview
  - Accessories
  - Modules
About
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PRISMA Remote Product Support

Contents

SP32 Home Theatre Processor

1Mute/unmute the sound
2Indicators light when pressing a button Top: AMP, TV, or PRE mode Bottom: AV or CD mode
3Long press: Enter +10 / Enter an input number
4Zone 2 decrease volume
5Zone 2 increase volume
6Next input Move up in menus
7Decrease volume Move left in menus
8Previous input Move down in menus
9Select remote mode Double press: Select second mode
10Increase/decrease the volume Change value in menus
11Turn on the remote backlight for 10 secs
12Display or change the surround mode
13Switch between on and standby Long press: Switch all controlled products to standby (if supported)
14Dim/undim the display
15Zone 2 previous input
16Zone 2 next input
17Increase volume Move right in menus
18Select option
19Enter/exit menus
20Step between adjusting the balance or levels

Printing or saving as PDF

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