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![]() Once in a while you find smart new ideas, with user friendliness in focus. One such good smart idea you can find in this Cambridge Audio Budget Amplifier: Cambridge Audio Azur 340A Have a look at this picture of the REAR ( behind ) of Azur 340A: 340A Rear Notice the labels, text for each connection I think anybody of you knows why this is user friendly ........ =============================================== Besides, Cambridge Audio Azur 340A is a very high quality budget amplifier. Compared to the price, you get a good dead weight (in Kg, Lbs) for your money. You think I am joking, don't you! But it is not as much of a joke as you may think. Because if a traditional amplifier (not Class-D) is light weight it can not have: 1. Very Big Transformer = powerful supply 2. Very Big HeatSink 3. Stable Rigid Chassis 4. Very good mechanical Damping = light will more easy vibrations The heavy part in an Amplifier with Good Power Supply is TRANSFORMER. Azur 340A weighs 6.2kg (13.6Lbs). This is a good high weight value for a 2x40 Watt at only £150 of an amplifier. ![]() No wonder this cool english budget amplifier has got very good reviews PS. You can get Azur 340SE, Special Edition, for £200. But I think 5 extra watt at +£50 is not worth the money. DS. Regards lineup Lineup Audio Advisor http://lineup.awardspace.com/
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