Cambridge Audio
The Cambridge Audio AXA35 is a compact, entry‑level integrated stereo amplifier delivering 35 W per channel with a built‑in moving‑magnet phono stage, tone controls, and versatile analog inputs, aimed at budget‑conscious hi‑fi enthusiasts.
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$449.00
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$406.53
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$349.00
Highest
$449.00
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Expert Opinion
Professional reviewers commend the AXA35 for its punchy, precise sound and the value of its integrated MM phono stage, noting the LM3886 gainclone circuitry delivers confident performance. However, they point out the modest 35 W output and lack of digital connectivity as limitations for larger setups or modern streaming needs.
What Users Say
Everyday users praise the amp’s ease of use with turntables, clear sound in small rooms, and the handy front aux boost for phones, while repeatedly mentioning insufficient power for bigger spaces and occasional phono hum as common drawbacks.
Common Complaints
Insufficient power for larger rooms, occasional hum from the phono stage, lack of digital inputs, and a dated basic display and remote control.
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