First, I’ll go over the things both product ranges have in common. With four models in each lineup, I thought it was pretty neat that Cambridge Audio decided to give both series the same cosmetic appearance, so you can easily mix and match them. All eight products come in a new lunar gray finish and have a floating look from the front. All of the amplifiers and the receivers use their classic toroidal power transformer for better sound. Speaker A and B must both be selected on the front panel of the unit for this type of connection to work. The speaker terminals will need to have the round pips removed before you can insert a banana plug into them. Use either the Volume Up/Down buttons on the remote control, or the Volume control on the front panel of your unit to change the volume level. The newly selected level will be indicated briefly on the front display. Cambridge Audio is now expanding the Cambridge Audio AX Series with a solution that ranks at the top end and is intended to be the new flagship product, the new Cambridge Audio AXR100D FM/DAB Stereo Receiver. It’s easy to guess that this is a stereo receiver that builds on the existing Cambridge Audio AXR100 stereo receiver, but now comes with an integrated DAB+ tuner.

To assign a radio station to a preset, or reallocate an existing preset to a new preset location, please follow the steps below, whilst listening to the frequency or station you wish to store: When using a banana plug, make sure the speaker terminals are completely tightened before inserting the plug. To enter the audio menu. Press either the Menu button on the front of the unit or on the remote control.

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For those who want to enjoy music without being disturbed during the advanced hour, the new Cambridge Audio AXR100D has a headphone connection directly on the front. some of these web prices are cheaper than in-store, so please mention that you've seen these offers online) We recommend using Banana plugs with our units to establish a secure connection and ensure there are no loose strands of wire that may cause unwanted noise or interference. With the increased popularity of vinyl, more and more people are looking for a stereo receiver that they can directly connect to a turntable. The good news is that a lot of stereo receivers have a built-in phono stage — which is labeled as the "phono input" — so you can connect your turntable directly to the receiver via an RCA cable. If your turntable already has a built-in phono-stage or you want to use an external phono preamp, you can connect it to your receiver via the AUX or CD input and by using a another RCA cable Under the display, there’s a row of four buttons, each corresponding to the relevant analogue input on the rear. A volume dial and menu button are on the right, while a 6.35mm headphone output and 3.5mm auxiliary input sandwich the amp’s infrared receiver on the left.

This unit has a built-in Phono preamplifier (Phono Stage), so if your turntable does not possess its own Phono Stage, you may connect the record player to the input on the rear of the unit marked 'Phono'. At the heart of the new Cambridge Audio AXR100D is a stereo integrated amplifier, which should have sufficient power reserves to operate even stand-alone speaker systems, in any case fine compact bookshelf speaker systems, effortlessly. Two times 100 Watts are available here at loudspeaker systems with an impedance of 8 Ohm. A typical living room is thus easily provided with adequate sound, and should even more bass be desired, an additional subwoofer can of course be controlled via a corresponding pre-amplifier output.If your turntable does have a built-in Phono stage or you are using an external version, you should connect to any of the other analogue inputs, as the 'Phono' input may produce an unwanted distortion.