Cambridge AudioAXR100-100 Watt Separate HiFi Stereo Receiver Featuring Built-In Phono Stage FM/AM Radio and Bluetooth 5.0 - Lunar Grey

The media could not be loaded. If you’re thinking of buying this, do it !The sound quality is great, I am running a pair of warfedale valdus 500 floor standing speakers. I have only had this up half way and it drives them amazingly well. Bass and treble controls via the main display, not sure if they can be adjusted from the remote. The Bluetooth connection is great, it’s version 5 I believe. This can run two pairs of speakers via the A port and B port, these can be ran individually or together.The build quality is great, it’s got some weight to it and it looks great.

To play my cds with very good sounds

i brought the axr100 in march 2021 in the last 12 months the remote would work when it wanted to,i recently brought a replacement(from cambridge £24.99)and now the remote only works around 1 hour after i have switched the amp on by hand.Cambridge can you tell me if this is a known issue?

Excellent sound quality, excellent build quality, excellent value for money,No more needs to be said

Bought this to replace a used 18 year old reciver that broke down, decided to take a punt on this little beauty, got some weight to it for its size, it has enough power to run my mission speakers witch was my main goal

Why not make a straightforward receiver with knobs not rows of buttons. I bought this because I have always thought British audio was the best. If this is a typical example I was wrong. Whoever designed this receiver ought to be sacked.I have now gone back to my Marantz amp. Goodbye Cambridge.

A lot of amp for the money; 100w/channel, FM, built in phono stage, bluetooth and DAC. Bought this to use in my second system, being a long time fan of CA. The internal DAC and phono stage are both lacklustre, so I switched to external units. The FM tuner is just ok, no more; a separate s/h Denon Tuner sounds much better. And there's no RDS, just basic station name info. The remote is plasticky, badly laid out and works poorly off axis. Even the basic sound is lacklustre; ok with rock and pop but can't cope with the classical, jazz and ambient music I listen to. My Denon DM41DAB sounds better with only 30 watts per channel.Looks like value for money. Isn't.

I purchased this as a music only amp to accompany my AV amplifier. Cambridge Audio delivered everything I was hoping. Plugged my DAC into it & sound from my PC & CD player is fantastic. Purchased at a price of £450, astounding value for money.