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In Reply to: RE: I had a Cambridge Radio/CD player, it was terrible, I returned it. posted by Kody on September 25, 2016 at 09:52:18:
Good so far then.
Obviously the main ingedient missing is the speakers. Write if you like when you get them and have hooked them up but don't judge them until you have got a fair few hours of use on them ( I am talking perhaps a hundred or significantly more). They will change as the suspensions free up so your first encounter may mislead.
Can you leave then playing without disturbing everyone? A classic tip while doing this is to place them face to face. Some of the radiated sound will cancel out. Oh, and cover them with a blanket to cut down the remaining sound. However not all domestic arrangements will allow for this as there will still be some leakage.
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- RE: I had a Cambridge Radio/CD player, it was terrible, I returned it. - PAR 16:46:45 09/25/16 (1)
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