Cambridge Audio AZUR 540A

Clean-cut looks, solid and reliable. No, it's not Brandon Walsh out of Beverly Hills, 90210. It's a hi-fi amplifier!

My search for a great sounding, affordably priced high-end system brought me to two very different companies, Cambridge Audio and Era Design. The former is a 30-year-old British firm that has recently transformed itself into a first-rate electronics...

This is a fine example of why British audio is the finest money can buy, as even this entry level amp can mix with the best from Britain...

Sorry, but don't buy this model. It sounds great, when it does not drop a channel. Unfortunately, I lose a channel due to some kind of circuit issue every time I use this unit

The Cambridge Azur 540A V2 is a current go-between for me since I have changed directions and have decided to go integrated. I traded an older amplifier for this amp, which was used as a demo in a record shop near my home, so even though I have only...

Simply one of the best integrated amps I have heard since the middle 80's. I have owned several competitors to the 540A and have can't remember one that had the "tube like" liquidity of this little gem. Sixty watts per channel will provide plenty of...

I purchased this amp for the home use. Mainly to listen to the music CD's. I have PMC DB1 monitors connected to it.

Used this in a 2nd system with a pair of Wharfedale Emerald speakers and was

This is a great amplifier. Pleasant and clean sound and enough power to drive my B&W DM 603 S2 speakers with ease.