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Posted 24 June 2023
Cambridge Audio AXC25 CD Player Open Box - discount code SUNNY20 takes price down to £183.96 with code @ eBay / cambridge audio
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Cambridge Audio AXC25 CD Player - Open Box 2 Year Warranty Included - UK Sale Only
The AXC25 is a versatile, gapless playback CD player featuring a high quality digital to analogue converter (DAC), to convert the digital information stored on a CD into an analogue sound signal. This premium component will draw extra depth and detail from your music. The AXC25 will also play home recorded CD-R, CD-RW and CD-ROM discs with MP3 and WMA files on them.
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Cambridge Audio AXC25 CD Player - Open Box 2 Year Warranty Included - UK Sale Only
The AXC25 is a versatile, gapless playback CD player featuring a high quality digital to analogue converter (DAC), to convert the digital information stored on a CD into an analogue sound signal. This premium component will draw extra depth and detail from your music. The AXC25 will also play home recorded CD-R, CD-RW and CD-ROM discs with MP3 and WMA files on them.
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RETURN POLICY
If you're unhappy with your purchase please let us know within 30 days and we will walk you through the simple returns process.
It's important that any unwanted item, unless faulty, is returned in a re-saleable condition. We'd expect this to mean that you've kept all original packaging and labels, and that it's undamaged and unused.
SUPPORT
At Cambridge Audio, we strive to provide the best possible customer service. We know you don?t like faff. That?s why our products are designed to be easy to set up and use. If you do have a problem or a query of any sort, just contact us and one of our friendly experts will walk you through the set up or problem and get you up and running fast.
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85 Comments
sorted bySuppose it's because they are so niche now. (edited)
Trouble with a lot of people they've never heard their favourite music through a half decent system . (edited)
Surely the expiry year was 1985
Yes it's certainly cheaper than RS so a bargain if you want one. I would definitely have bit if I wasn't happy with the dvd player I currently use with my CA amp. You've certainly started a good debate.
I'd spend a bit more on player that has digital connectors
This is probabably fine for a beginner system though
Although I realise it's subjective, and some may prefer the warmer sound of vinyl, I don't think one necessarily sounds superior than the other. CDs are so cheap now it almost doesn't make sense to buy a non physical, digital, lossier version of an album on a likely inferior sounding system for more money. I get the convience/space thing though, but if that's the case it's the same with records (moreso as they take up more space).
I think it's a good time right now if you still like CDs. Yesterday I saw a Ride and Public Enemy album for 50p each at a charity shop, Sonic Youth Goo for £1.99 and Buzzcocks singles going steady for £1.49. All fantastic albums and the digital and vinyl versions of these are likely 10 times the price. 😁 (edited)
One way I could see someone preferring the sound would be if there's something particular your CD player decoding and amping appeals to you. But if you output digitally to a capable AMP that's not valid any longer
Vinyl is different entirely as it's analogue from the record to the speakers. (edited)
....just gave a load to my sisters boyfriend recently
ah the days of mix tapes and trying to record off the radio in between the dejay prattling on