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Cambridge Audio P50 - Who knows anythin about this amp???

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Thomas Brandner

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Feb 9, 2001, 3:14:50 AM2/9/01
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Hi all,
I'm desperately searching the web for information on the Cambridge Audio
P50 integrated Amplifier.
Does anyone have experiences with this amp? Do you know if there is any
information somewhere?
I think it is rated with only 40W per channel. Is that satisfactory to
run large Canton floorstanding speakers (sensitivity 88,3 dB).

Thanks for your answers,
regards

Thomas

Stewart Pinkerton

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Feb 9, 2001, 6:49:14 PM2/9/01
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Thomas Brandner <Thomas....@post.rwth-aachen.de> writes:

>Hi all,
>I'm desperately searching the web for information on the Cambridge Audio
>P50 integrated Amplifier.
>Does anyone have experiences with this amp? Do you know if there is any
>information somewhere?
>I think it is rated with only 40W per channel. Is that satisfactory to
>run large Canton floorstanding speakers (sensitivity 88,3 dB).

Cambridge Audio P50
Output 25watts per channel into 8 ohms, 15 watts into 15 ohms
FR 25Hz-25kHz +/-0.5dB
HD<0.05% at all levels up to rated output
IMD <0.1% at all levels up to rated output
S/N >60dB on pickup input, >70dB on tuner input

Inputs:
PU 3mV 47k and 100mV 100k
Radio 25mV 180k
Aux. 150mV 100k
Tape input500mV
Tape output 250mV

There was also the P100, with 50 watts/channel into 8 ohms and 36
watts per channel into 15 ohms.

Source: 1974 Hi-Fi Year Book

I doubt that a P50 is really up to the job of driving your Cantons. It
was a very pretty amp, but didn't enjoy any great reputation - except
for breaking down!

--

Stewart Pinkerton | Music is art, audio is engineering

RBernst929

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Feb 11, 2001, 9:33:56 PM2/11/01
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Cambridge does have its own website.. www.cambridgeaudio.com ----- try it.-
Best regards...-Bob.

Stewart Pinkerton

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Feb 12, 2001, 9:55:07 AM2/12/01
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rbern...@aol.com (RBernst929) writes:

>Cambridge does have its own website.. www.cambridgeaudio.com ----- try it.-
>Best regards...-Bob.

Unfortunately, *that* Cambridge Audio is about four changes of owner
removed from the original company! :-)

Still, could be worth a try.

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