Using the Remain function

1.Ensure that the disc is playing.

2.Press the Remain button on the remote handset once to display the time remaining on the track playing.

3.Press Remain a second time to show remaining number of tracks and total disc time remaining.

4.Press Remain again to return to normal play mode.

Using the Space function

1.Ensure that a disc is loaded. The player can be in standby mode or playing.

2.Press Space on the remote handset. Space will appear on the display and a four second gap will be put between each track played.

Programming disc play

1.Ensure that a disc is loaded and the player is in standby mode.

2.Press Program on the remote handset. The Program setup will appear in the display.

3.Using the skip/scan buttons or the remote handset skip to the track number that you want to program as your first track.

4.Press Program. The desired track is now entered and the program number increases by one.

5.Repeat steps three and four until all your desired tracks are entered.

6.Press Play. The programmed tracks will play.

7.You can use the skip and search functions to move through your programmed selection in the same way as normal playback.

8.Pressing Stop once will stop play and pressing Stop twice at any time will wipe the program and return the player to stopped mode.

Using the remote handset

1.You can use the numerical keys on your supplied remote handset to choose tracks.

2.Ensure that a disc is loaded. The player can be in standby mode or playing.

3.Simply press the number of the desired track and the player will play the disc from the start of that track.

4.If the track number required is greater than ten press -/-- followed by the track number.

Note: When pressing the Skip/Scan button on the remote, the skip and search buttons are separate. Pressing the skip buttons on the remote means the CD player will only skip between tracks and will not search within the tracks. Search will only search within the tracks.

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Cambridge Audio 640C Using the Remain function, Using the Space function, Programming disc play, Using the remote handset
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640C specifications

Cambridge Audio has long been known for producing high-quality audio products, and the 640C CD player exemplifies this commitment to excellence. First introduced in the early 2000s, the 640C garnered significant acclaim for its exceptional sound performance and robust build quality, making it a favorite among audiophiles and music enthusiasts.

At the heart of the 640C is its proprietary digital-to-analog converter (DAC). This DAC is key in delivering the rich, detailed sound that Cambridge Audio is renowned for. The 640C uses a high-quality Wolfson DAC, which is specifically designed to minimize distortion and maximize clarity, allowing listeners to fully appreciate the nuances in their music. This, combined with the player’s well-designed analog output stage, ensures that the sound produced is both informative and engaging.

One notable feature of the 640C is its dual-wolfson DAC architecture. This design allows the player to process both channels separately, significantly enhancing the stereo imaging and depth of sound. Coupled with a low-jitter clock, the player achieves precise timing, thus enhancing the overall resolution of the audio output. Users can expect crisp highs, detailed mids, and firm bass, which contribute to a balanced and natural sound profile.

Another technology that sets the 640C apart is its excellent build quality. Constructed with a solid metal chassis, the player is designed to minimize vibrations that can interfere with audio playback. The internal components are carefully mounted and shielded to further reduce interference and noise, ensuring that the audio signal remains pristine.

The 640C also features a user-friendly interface, with an intuitive remote control that allows easy navigation through CDs and track listings. The player is compatible with various disc formats, including standard audio CDs, CD-Rs, and CD-RWs, making it versatile for handling different media. The inclusion of a digital output enables users to connect the player to external DACs or digital audio systems, enhancing flexibility in audio setups.

In summary, the Cambridge Audio 640C CD player blends high-fidelity sound reproduction with thoughtful engineering and robust construction. Its dual-wolfson DAC setup and low-jitter technology provide exceptional audio quality, while its user-friendly design ensures easy operation. For those seeking a reliable, high-performance CD player, the 640C continues to stand out as a timeless choice in the expansive world of audio equipment.
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