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The Denon sucks, i have had it and sold it. Keep the current one, or look for other.

could it also be that the Elac b6.2 need more power to drive them, and perhaps with Cambridge Audio they perform better? It's just an idea.

In fact the old ones are pretty worn out, i used to spin them in a radio station when i was younger. As a matter of fact i'm buying again all led zeppelin, pink floyd etc collections. Most of them, now that i remember, are deutsche print. I was thinking to try the new amplifier, Cambridge...

in fact most of my vinyls are all from the seventies, the new 180 gr. I'm buying now sound pretty good.

Indeed, thanks for the suggestion. I hope i set it up right, i bought all the tools for the set up. No, on some records, not all.

I just upgraded it to an Ortofon m2red.

I don't really know, some vinyls sound flat, not much brilliant.

I'm looking at the Cambridge Audio cxa61 to replace my Denon pma600ne which doesn't suit me as much. The paired speakers are Elac b6.2. The cost is a little over budget.

Hello, how do i add the components of my hifi system at the bottom of my posts? Thanks P.

I would like to buy a new amplifier Cambridge Audio Cxa61 to replace my Denon pma600ne, but price is rather high at the moment, i'll wait for a discount... Pasquale

Thanks. My turntable is a Denon dp300f. And, excuse me, im not too tecnical, to which output on the cambridge audio should i connect the loki, the Rca output?

Someone can explain to me how to connect my schiit loki to the new amplifier, the cambridge audio cxa61, which I was about to buy. i currently own a denon pma600ne and the loki is connected to the rec output, but since the cambridge does not have a rec output as you can see from the picture...

I bought this amplifier in january 2020 for 350 euros, how much do you think is worth now? Please note that I have kept it with the utmost care. Thanks for replies Pasquale

Treble is always on maximum, bass in middle, speakers are on stands.