Lambda - What is this feature on CD Players?

Ok members help out an analog member here. Recently purchased a used CD Player that has this feature. Can anyone descirbe this feature and how it works or improves the sound?Many thanks in advance for your responses.

ferrari10-07-2001 7:16pm

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blueswan Details Discussions Posts This discussion Message User 211 posts 10-08-2001 at 03:42pm Copy Comment URL Report Comment Edit Delete Lambda, the Greek letter as a math symbol, is universally used in physics and electronics for the wavelength of any electromagentic wave. Other than that, you will have to listen to any effect it produces. Using a familiar source CD, listen carefully while toggling it on and off and let us know your results. Good Luck.
fam124 Details Discussions Posts This discussion Message User 57 posts 10-08-2001 at 09:46pm Copy Comment URL Report Comment Edit Delete Have you not tried contacting the manufacturer?
sqjudge Details Discussions Posts This discussion Message User 96 posts 10-08-2001 at 10:33pm Copy Comment URL Report Comment Edit Delete what is the modle number of your CDP?
ferrari OP Details Discussions Posts This discussion Message User 617 posts 10-08-2001 at 11:54pm Copy Comment URL Report Comment Edit Delete This is a Denon 1560 CD Player. The Lambda feature is not switchable. Will have to admit this CD Player is one of the better units I have owned.
albertporter Details Discussions Posts This discussion Message User 4,949 posts 10-09-2001 at 03:32am Copy Comment URL Report Comment Edit Delete I do not know what the Lambda feature is, I do know that the Denon 1560 is 15 years old now and possibly that was a feature that is no longer supported. I looked at Denon's international web site and this model is no longer listed, even among the discontinued models. I say if you like it, play it and not worry about what they had planned for it.

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