Well not only against Cambridge, but with new Outlaw 990's being reduced to $699, my guess would be that there is very little competition at that price. You would certainly have to spend some very serious bucks (you couldn't even get an old Lexicon at that price) to match performance. I am looking to upgrade my decade old Onkyo DD processor, I guess I am making up my mind.
Cambridge Audio or Outlaw Audio?
This is a very open question, but I'm interested in the opinions of these two brands.
I'm considering a receiver for a second HT setup, and am considering the two brands mentioned.
Most likely running older Paradigm Titans and Atoms for the system, with the possibility of a mix of new and vintage Boston Acoustics.
The room is small, and none of the speakers are demanding, so great gobs of power is not needed.
I'm more concerned in stereo performance and 5.1/6.1 performance, reliability, customer service, ect.
Thank you.
I'm considering a receiver for a second HT setup, and am considering the two brands mentioned.
Most likely running older Paradigm Titans and Atoms for the system, with the possibility of a mix of new and vintage Boston Acoustics.
The room is small, and none of the speakers are demanding, so great gobs of power is not needed.
I'm more concerned in stereo performance and 5.1/6.1 performance, reliability, customer service, ect.
Thank you.