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    Default Cambridge Audio Azur

    What do you guys think of this line? I was wondering how they would pair up with a set of monitor 70s. I like the silver face design as it reminds me of my vintage Pioneer gear.

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    Sounds great and priced right.
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    Pretty high bang for the buck factor. I have several pieces of CA gear. It also comes in black as the good Lord intended audio gear to be :tongue:
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    I have the 840E pre-amp, two 840W amps, and could not be happier with the end result. The only drawback to me is that the 840W amp, being class A up to some point, is very hot, even at idle. Just last month I broke down and had my AC fixed, after being broke for at least 10 years, so that I could live with these things in the summer.
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    Bang for the buck is about as high as it gets. Cambridge makes incredible sounding gear for the money. I have the Azur650BD Blu ray player and if I was going to build a nice 2 channel system , Cambridge would be my first choice.
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    I bought the Cambridge Audio Azur Tuner the 550T best damn Tuner I have ever owned pulls in Stations with ease, if I would of had the extra funds I would of bought the matching amp laid back but sounded great with a pair of Rti'a3s hooked up to it, the Brits make good gear.

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    the Brits make good gear.
    Cambridge Audio designs its products in the UK and manufactures them in its own manufacturing facility in China.Not saying that's a bad thing as I own an Azur 640A V2.0 and it's a mighty fine sounding unit.

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    I took Dan's recommendation on the Azur650BD Bluray player and couldn't be happier. Fantastic BDP for the money.
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    Glad to hear all of the positive responses since I am leaning towards making a purchase myself. I'll have to save for a few more paychecks but it is within reach.

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    Quote Originally Posted by m1aman View Post
    Glad to hear all of the positive responses since I am leaning towards making a purchase myself. I'll have to save for a few more paychecks but it is within reach.
    There are some good used deals on audiogon.com

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    Quote Originally Posted by dkg999 View Post
    Pretty high bang for the buck factor. I have several pieces of CA gear. It also comes in black as the good Lord intended audio gear to be :tongue:
    Ha, I saw that. You may be right since the black plague has been with us for decades.

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