Typical price: £350
What is it: Affordable 6.1 AV receiver
What we think: Fine performance but few frills when it comes to features
What you need to know
Reviewed on: 27 March 2008
Tags: Cambridge Audio, Cambridge Audio Azur 540R (Version 3), performance, home cinema, calibration
We like:
Competitive price; ease of use; dynamic sound performance with multi-channel and stereo
We don't like:
Uninspired design; basic connectivity; no auto setup; no video up-conversion
CNET UK judgement:
Cambridge Audio's latest Azur 540R receiver is ideal for an entry-level buyer who is more concerned with performance than the latest features. It's great value for money but the vanilla specification might not stand the test of time
Full review:
Cambridge Audio's Azur range offers decent products at extremely affordable prices. For only £350, its latest home cinema receiver, the Azur 540R (Version 3), is an ideal low-cost alternative for entry-level buyers. Continue Reading...
Cambridge Audio Azur 540R (Version 3) History
28 Mar 2008 in Reviews
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