840C Upsampling compact disc player

REMOTE CONTROL OF MATCHING PRODUCTS

Amp Control mode

The 840A/C remote control comes with an Amplifier Control button, that when pressed, puts the remote into Amp mode, allowing operation of a Cambridge Audio Azur amplifier. When pressed, the LED will light up for 7 seconds (to let you know you are in Amp mode), and will then flash when any of the relevant circled Amp buttons is pressed. All other remote buttons are inactive when in Amp mode.

The functions relevant to the amplifier are as follows:

Standby/On

Switches the amplifier between On and Standby mode.

Numerical buttons 1-8

Press to change the input source to the amplifier. Button 8 toggles Tape Monitor on/off.

Mode Mode

Press to switch between Volume and Balance modes.

Volume

Increase or decrease the volume of the amplifier output.

Speaker Speaker A/B

A/B

Press to scroll through the speaker sets connected to the loudspeaker terminals on the back panel (speaker sets A, B or A and B).

Bright

Adjust the backlight of the front panel display; bright, dim or off.

To exit Amp mode (and return to CD mode), press the Amp Control button again (the LED will light up for one second).

Mute

Mutes the audio on the amplifier. The mute mode is indicated by MUTE appearing and the volume level being replaced by two flashing dashes in the display. Press again to cancel mute.

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Cambridge Audio 840C user manual Remote Control of Matching Products

840C specifications

The Cambridge Audio 840C is a high-performance CD player and digital-to-analog converter (DAC) that has garnered attention from audiophiles and music lovers since its release. This player stands out for its blend of cutting-edge technology and elegant design, making it a sought-after component in many high-end audio systems.

One of the standout features of the 840C is its ability to handle a variety of digital sources. It includes inputs for USB, coaxial, and optical connections, allowing users to easily integrate it with their digital audio devices. This versatility ensures that the 840C can serve as a central hub for a modern audio setup, including direct connections to computers, tablets, and other digital sources.

At the heart of the 840C is Cambridge Audio's proprietary "ATF" (Adaptive Time Filtering) technology. This innovation upscales lower-resolution digital audio to 24-bit/192kHz, enhancing the overall sound quality and allowing listeners to experience their music in greater depth and detail. This technology, combined with a highly regarded Wolfson DAC, ensures that the 840C delivers exceptional audio performance that captures the nuance and dynamics of any musical genre.

The 840C also boasts a precision clocking system, which minimizes jitter – a common issue in digital audio that can compromise sound quality. By ensuring more accurate timing of the audio signal, the 840C creates a more coherent soundstage and improves the overall listening experience.

Another notable aspect of the 840C's design is its robust construction. Built with high-quality components and a solid chassis, this player not only minimizes internal vibration but also ensures durability. The aesthetically pleasing brushed aluminum finish adds to its appeal, allowing it to fit seamlessly into a variety of audio setups.

Audio enthusiasts will appreciate the 840C's user-friendly interface, which makes navigation through tracks, playlists, and settings straightforward. The remote control further enhances usability, offering quick access to essential functions.

In summary, the Cambridge Audio 840C is an exemplary piece of audio equipment that combines advanced technology with high-quality sound reproduction. Its versatile outputs, state-of-the-art DAC capabilities, robust design, and user-friendly operation make it an ideal choice for anyone looking to elevate their audio experience. Whether enjoying CDs or streaming high-resolution digital files, the 840C promises to satisfy even the most discerning listeners.