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since Jon speaks highly of CA's designs, just thought i would pass on info on this deal
Cambridge Audio's Azur 840W
Cambridge Audio's Azur 840W
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Quite agreed...
That is a nice deal! And those are good sounding amps, very musical, clean up and down the scale- the XD mode offset biasing thing seems to work quite well. Makes the output stage work in single ended class A up to modest levels. Well enough that I shelled out for a pair of it's current successor, the Cambridge Edge W earlier this year...
I have an 840W as my "permanent" speaker test amplifier....
The 840W is discussed in this thread:
There's some pretty high tech hidden in these guys, including bus bar systems to reduce inductance and distortion in the high current output stage...
I haven't really had a nice set of speakers yet to try out the Edge W with, and I've been too busy to bench them, and will probably truck the AP analyzer and associated gear along with a bunch of other stuff up to Idaho the first weekend in June, as long as the opening up schedule proceeds as planned.
Boy, just when you think you have things figured out for what you're going to do in a given year, along comes the Spanish Inquisition, or the Zombie Apocalypse, or COVID-19!
I'd be working on speakers this weekend, but a time dependent window of opportunity to finish up some design work at work before a beta software license expires means I'm working every day until May 28- no Memorial Day weekend for me.
Soon though...
the AudioWorx
Natalie P
M8ta
Modula Neo DCC
Modula MT XE
Modula Xtreme
Isiris
Wavecor Ardent
SMJ
Minerva Monitor
Calliope
Ardent D
In Development...
Isiris Mk II updates- in final test stage!
Obi-Wan
Saint-Saëns Symphonique/AKA SMJ-40
Modula PWB
Calliope CC Supreme
Natalie P Ultra
Natalie P Supreme
Janus BP1 Sub
Resistance is not futile, it is Volts divided by Amperes...
Just ask Mr. Ohm....
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