Appliance Outlet Cambridge

Great appliance to use as a music server.

I have many cds and DVDs, this little appliance allows me to use all that old media

We have had a Roku for at least 4 years and still enjoy all we can watch. Great little appliance.

Helpful when the outlet is further away.

I can use my 300c outside without an outlet now!

Perfect for adding extra length to an appliance, useful for TV on a rolling stand.

I replaced my old Cambridge Soundworks bi/dipolar speakers that were just not doing it for me. Old and tired. These speakers are wonderful. I was waffling between the 800 & 1000s, glad I opted for the larger speaker. I highly recommend these. They look great on my sturdy Sanus EFSat speaker stands.

I bought these to replace my 18 year old Cambridge Soundworks Newton Series M80 three-way speakers with 8 inch woofers, because I had grown dissatisfied with their high frequency response and clarity. These don’t go as low as they did, but I now have an excellent RSL sub to cover that. I am now hearing cymbals and other high frequency instruments with amazing clarity. If you like bass-heavy music or play movie sound, you will probably want a sub. I am driving them with an 80 WPC Onkyo receiver which will play them plenty loud. Unless you spend more than $600/pair, I don’t think you will get anything significantly better.

I used the amp to replace a connect and Cambridge Audio amplifier and it has breathed new life into the sound output of the speakers. Depth and complexity are now very much enhanced so much so that I want to listen to my entire catalog again to hear the bits I've been missing!

Hooked up to a pair of Klipsch RP-280F speakers and a Cambridge Audio CXC CD transport (the A-S801 has a built in DAC). Very nice sounding, plenty of power. I've always preferred knobs over buttons for volume, tone controls, and input selection. The only thing I would have liked would have been VU meters, like on the higher end Yamahas. Glad it came in silver, it's a nice looking piece of gear.