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The AXA35 is a 35-watt-per-channel stereo integrated amplifier built as an entry point into hi-fi. Its toroidal transformer, a part borrowed from Cambridge's pricier models, gives it a cleaner power supply than most budget amps. A built-in moving magnet phono stage lets a turntable plug straight in, and separate bass and treble controls plus an LED dot matrix display for volume and source make it easy to live with. It suits first-time hi-fi buyers and vinyl listeners who want one box for a turntable and a few digital sources. Against rivals at the same level it stands out for the phono stage and the toroidal supply; it gives up network streaming and Bluetooth, which some competitors include.
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Owners rate it highly, with 4.8 out of 5 from 16 ratings. They treat it as a strong first amplifier and single-box vinyl solution.
The Cambridge Audio AXA35 is an integrated amplifier that delivers 35 watts per channel. It has a built-in moving magnet phono stage, so a turntable plugs in directly.
It uses a toroidal transformer, a technology also found higher up in the Cambridge Audio range. The amp is built with premium components.
Separate bass and treble controls let you adjust the sound to your taste and room acoustics. An LED dot matrix display shows volume level and source selection.
