Where is Cambridge Audio made?

China
Cambridge Audio encompasses the best parts of collaborative start-up production with the scale of a mass-manufactured end product. The mass production part happens in China before being shipped to the UK ready for sale. The result is high quality sound at affordable prices.

Is Cambridge Audio made in UK?

Cambridge Audio is a British manufacturer of high-end audio equipment….Cambridge Audio.

Type	Premium Audio Brand
Founded	1968
Headquarters	London , United Kingdom
Website	cambridgeaudio.com

Is Cambridge Audio good?

Cambridge Audio has a policy of continuous improvement, whether it’s for high-end or budget equipment, and being relatively small has allowed it to adapt and innovate quickly. The company has a history of upgrading its hardware far more frequently than other UK brands (sometimes to its customers’ frustration).

Is Cambridge Audio a good brand?

Are Cambridge Audio amplifiers good?

The Cambridge Audio CXA81 is a high-quality power amplifier that can pump out 80 watts of clean and crisp sound. The unit has an immense amount of current, which means it’s able to drive most speakers at their highest level without distortion.

Is Cambridge Audio worth it?

The sound is almost as good – although you’ll have to attach an annoying USB dongle to use Bluetooth – and the functionality, build quality, and design are fundamentally the same. We think it’s worth spending the extra money, but if you want to experience Cambridge on a relative budget, check out the CXA60.

Is Cambridge Audio a good company?

Are Cambridge amps good?

Cambridge are no stranger to building great analogue-only integrated amps; their 851A is a prime example of a perfect integrated amplifier implementation. Unlike some amps, however, the DAC inside the CX series amplifiers is no afterthought and is a very good unit indeed.

Does Cambridge Audio CXA81 have tone controls?

Other Options: If you’re looking for an amp with a flatter, more detailed sound, then the Audiolab 6000A is another option out there around $1000. The Audiolab also has the screen, tone controls, and DAC filters the CXA81 lacks.

Is NAD a good amplifier?

It proved once again NAD could make fantastic-sounding amplifiers for an impressively affordable price. Treble and bass were impressive in their own right, but it was the clear midrange and smooth integration of all elements that ultimately won us over.

What are the best NAD amplifiers?

The NAD C370 was our favourite amp for two years running, despite being “no looker” – but then it’s not alone in that department. Fending off competition from the likes of Marantz, Rega, Cyrus and Arcam, the C370 impressed us in all areas, from its sheer power to its ability to be controlled and delicate when needed.

Are NAD amplifiers good?

Are NAD amps warm?

Well-Known Member A very commonly known such amplifier is NAD, which many listeners find warm. Tube amplifiers also have a warm signature. In contrast to this, any amplifier which has sharp high frequencies and has a forward and attacking sound can be assumed to be a bright sounding amp.

Is NAD a good Hi-Fi brand?

NAD Electronics is a well-respected manufacturer of amplifiers, turntables, DACs, headphones, and more. The company’s affordable, high-quality amplifiers have made them a favourite of many Hi-Fi fanatics, and their power amplifiers have put them on this list!

Which is better NAD or Cambridge amps?

The NAD has a warmer presentation that softens out the harshness. fwiw I have read the Cambridge amps are slightly forward in the mid to upper region… Nads have good bass. NAD, hands down. The Cambridge models I’ve heard have a certain annoying shrillness to them.

Is the NAD C 316bee V2 worth it?

The NAD C 316BEE V2 reminded me that audiophile-quality sound doesn’t have to be complicated or expensive. Its sound is comparable to that of the far more expensive and powerful gear I normally use, and it’s so refreshingly simple to operate that the mere lack of frustration on the user’s part has to be worth something.

How much does Cambridge Audio’s Topaz cost?

Cambridge Audio considers its Topaz components its “basics” range. Beyond the 35Wpc AM10 integrated amplifier and the CD10 CD player reviewed here, there is the SR10, a stereo receiver with 85Wpc priced at $650. With Topaz, clearly Cambridge is targeting the prime sub-$700 territory—NAD country.

What is the difference between NAD and AM10?

The AM10 casework is more substantial and has a higher quality look and feel than the NAD. Both have toroidal transformers and clean internal layouts. The AM10 has a fine grained, smooth and refined sound… very realistic musicality, ambient space, cohesive sound and image depth.