#Cambridge soundworks cd88 manual#
#Cambridge soundworks cd88 license#

These little bastards sure pack a punch though. But mine just says 'Cambridge Soundworks' I also own several other speaker products made by Cambridge Soundworks and originally purchased them with the understanding that they would be able to be repaired forever with a minimum 60 charge regardless of model or date of manufacture. Find Cambridge Soundworks Service Center Locations in USA Halford Loudspeakers 2160 Young Ave. Looks more tidy than using a splitter cable.Īnd what's with removing the internal AM antenna on the 88cd? Though, it seems the early 88CD (that says model 88CD by Henry Kloss on the front) might have an internal AM antenna. I wanted to plug my mpow streambot into the 3.5mm jack like I can with my original model 88. New Original Cambridge SoundWorks Radio CD 740 Remote Control. There was only faint sound coming from it. They have no signs of use and sound great.

#Cambridge soundworks cd88 manual#

My version just says AM antenna input and the manual has no mention of a mixer input. ONLY for Cambridge SoundWorks Radio CD Player 740 (Not for CD 730, CD 750 ). An integral, slot-load disc player plays audio CDs and MP3 files on CD-ROM.

#Cambridge soundworks cd88 license#

It stores 16 FM station presets along with 8 AM station presets. Copyright Office Section 115 Electronic - Notice of Intention to Obtain a Compulsory License for Making and Distributing Phonorecords 201.18(d)(1) Privacy Act. Your new radio has great FM stereo sound and plays useful AM band stations. I basically purchased the 88CD because I was starting to feel unhappy with the Cambridge 730 that I had used for while (for which I also wrote a review). The people at Cambridge SoundWorks hope you enjoy your new high-performance SoundWorks Radio CD 740. (The 740 is a 730 with a CD, and the 88CD is an 88 with a CD). So the volume wouldn't work, but you could control that with an iPad. Cambridge makes two comparable table radios, the 730 and the Model 88. Sounded like it was a constant level input.

Were there different variations of the 88CD? an online manual says the 3.5mm jack is for a mixer input or something. I've have the original 88 (the 'clockless radio') and recently found the later 88CD with the cd player and the clock. Does anyone have either the Cambridge Soundworks model 88 or 88CD?