Cambridge Audio AZUR 851A

For scale and power, not to mention build and style, the Azur 851A is hard to beat

So you're reading this review for one reason, and one reason alone. Q: Should I part with £1200, is the 851A really worth it? The short answer is most definitely yes!! I partnered the 851A with the 851N, and boy was I blown away. As soon as you turn...

Purchased this amp from your Glasgow shop within the last 10 days. Alan from the store set up the Amp and all the other separates like CD Player,Turntable etc on Thursday 22nd December. Working fine on Thursday andFriday then on Christmas Eve no sound...

No problems with the output quality, obviously very good. Much vaunted features are a tad more difficult to appreciate, unless you either have a Richer Sounds expert on hand all day, or can spend many hours experimenting/rambling in menus. May be a...

Following an inheritance I had decided to spruce up my hifi. First to go was the amp, to be replaced by The Cambridge Audio Azur 851A. With its array of analogue inputs both balanced and unbalanced and record output this suited my purpose and the...

Slowly getting round to updating my old system & wanted a good amp. Read the reviews on this unit & arranged a demo at the Norwich branch (top guys there). It was delivered early the following week. Really impressed by the build quality & the...

Beautiful clear sound. Unit very heavy and gets vet hot Thought might be louder, although high volume is loud enough Expensive. Note: one of the feeds stopped working without explanation. Richer Sounds changed the whole unit without a fuss. Without an...

I bought the amp to power my digital library from my PC on my desk. I paired it up with Focal bookshelf speakers and cambridge audio mini speakers behind me. The combo produces excellent quality audio at all volumes and does not lose quality at lower...

Purchased this amp on the merit of owning it's predecessor (840a) for 7yrs,which now resides in a bedroom system. The highly respected and straight talking musician and hifi reviewer Richard Black (hifi choice) helped draw my attention to Cambridge...

OK ...I allowed four weeks before writing this review to allow the amp to break-in. This is a very fine 2 channel integrated amp and very quiet, it was matched with B&W Cm9's with the transport of choice being an OPPO 105 utilising balanced XLR...