Cambridge Audio DVD Players Reviews

"Well built Easy to set up Sharp pictures Excellent audio...Weak component signals No DVD-A or SACD playback...Cambridge Audio's Azur 540D is a mid-priced DVD player with an upmarket specification...The second version improves on its original credentials, and internal refinements suggest that the 540D is a DVD player capable of delivering audiophile stereo sound quality...As you'd expect, the features list now includes an HDMI output with upscaling options..." read more »

"Smart design Good imaging and detail for the price...Annoying tuning method...Sadly, this only serves to highlight one unfortunate feature of the 640T V2...We reckon you'd need very bright tastes to use the former, but the latter's no bad thing...Imaging and detail are about as good as you're going to get without attaching an expensive DAC to a tuner's digital output, and there aren't any obvious whistles or other nasties in evidence......" read more »

"Great hardware poor firmware, out of date, doesn´t explore half the potencial of the platform Very bad cambridge audio support, i´ll never buy a product of cambridge audio again...A year ago i was very happy with my cambridge audio dvd79, it has an excellent platform and deliveres good picture through the dvi output...In the audio section, has 24bits 192 khz DACs which produce very good stereo performance, way above average, for this price tag..." read more »

"The $399 DVD99 is presently the only universal player offered by Cambridge Audio, a value-minded British firm known for building products that offer terrific performance/dollar—a reputation we think the DVD99 is sure to enhance...The DVD99 is the only player in this survey to support this distinctive combination audio/video interface, which is often used on European-spec televisions and monitors...Cambridge Audio doesn’t specify the video processor/ de-interlacer used in the DVD99, but on the basis of our benchmark tests, conducted using the Silicon Optix HQV Benchmark DVD Ver..." read more »