A large number of manufactured amplifiers for high-level speakers boasts the British manufacturer Cambridge Audio. One of them is featured in this Cambridge Audio Topaz AM10 review. Follow it for all the interesting Cambridge Audio Topaz AM10 specs.
The Cambridge Audio Topaz AM10 Integrated Amplifier is a classic model in its class and can become the basis of an inexpensive and high-quality stereo system. The amplifier develops an output power of 35 W when operating at an 8-ohm load and is able to confidently swing compact floor-standing speakers with medium sensitivity. The device meets the proprietary concept of Sound First (first sound), so it has a simple design with the necessary set of functions, but selected components in all parts of the circuit that are important in terms of sound quality. The Cambridge Audio Topaz AM10 power supply has a toroidal transformer of excessive power, which has a reduced level of electromagnetic interference and the ability to quickly transfer significant peak current to the load. A rectifier on high-speed diodes and filter capacitors of a significant total capacity are used in the power supply unit of the apparatus.
Inside the polished aluminum case, a really powerful design is hidden, thanks to which you will love your music collection even more. The fully discrete design of the amplifier, combined with a specially developed enlarged toroidal transformer, turns the Cambridge Audio Topaz AM10 into a real “wolf in sheep's clothing”. For your convenience, Cambridge Audio engineers have provided Topaz AM10 with a convenient and functional display that gives you comprehensive information about the source and volume.
Five inputs allow you to connect all your signal sources to the amplifier. Also on the rear panel of the device there are inputs for four line level signal sources and an output for connecting a recording device. Two pairs of convenient screw terminals compatible with banana connectors are provided for connecting speakers.