Does a new cd transport require break-in time?

most people say I need a few hours of time to warm up to them....

Almarg,

This is Cambridge’s answer:

“The Answer to your question is that the impedance is 75 ohms, a + & - would be a figure for tolerance and not impedance.”

Richard

I got the same response. I am temped to reply and ask, then what exactly does less than 75 ohms mean? How much less than 75 ohms?

Bart Niven (Cambridge Audio)

Nov 16, 11:18 GMT

Hi James,

Thanks for your patience.

The Answer to your question is that the impedance is 75 ohms, a + & - would be a figure for tolerance and not impedance.

If you require any further information or assistance, please do not hesitate to contact us again.

Kind Regards,

Bart Niven
Cambridge Audio

I will say Mr Niven did respond to my first email quickly. I sent it out on  Nov 13 at 3:49 PM and I got his first response the next morning. In his response he said he turned over my question to their engineering staff. About two days later I got the above reply.

Well, if the gentleman’s response is accurate it would mean that the "<75 ohm" spec is a misstatement. So if either of you chooses to follow up with him, you might ask "then why does the spec say <75 ohms?"

Best regards,
-- Al

Hi Al,

I think it's a misprint.

The Answer to your question is that the impedance is 75 ohms

 Maybe the Brit's meaning of  <  has other meanings other than just, less than.

Jim