Does a new cd transport require break-in time?

I just got a cc from Cambridge from someone who asked that question.
Maybe I’ll get an answer.

A, cc?

“Carbon copy”.
They answered my query through another correspondent’s  email, rather than answering me directly.  Strange.

Almarg,

Here is the final answer:

“After speaking with the engineers on this one again it turns out that the < that is in the spec sheet of the CXC is a printing error and should not be there.”

“Carbon copy”.
They answered my query through another correspondent’s email, rather than answering me directly. Strange.

That would be me.

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I sent off a reply email again yesterday.

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To Cambridge Audio                                                                  Nov 16 at 9:50 AM

Hi Bart,

Thank you for your quick responses to my original question.

quote:
"The Answer to your question is that the impedance is 75 ohms"


That, I understand.

What confused me is in the CXC specs it says, "< 75 ohms."Here in the US the symbol ( < ) means less than. Therefore less than 75 ohms.

Best regards,
Jim

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Email received this AM

Bart Niven (Cambridge Audio)                                       Nov 17, 10:31 GMT

Hi James,

After speaking with the engineers on this one again it turns out that the < that is in the spec sheet of the CXC is a printing error and should not be there.

I hope this helps clear this up for you.

Kind Regards,

Bart Niven
Cambridge Audio

You have to admit Cambridge Audio customer support team responds very quickly to questions sent to them.

Jim