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Cambridge Audio EXA100 Integrated Amplifier – 100W Class AB, HDMI eARC, aptX HD Bluetooth

£1,499.25 £1,999.00
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Bring your speakers and sources together with the Cambridge Audio EXA100. Class AB amplification, an integrated DAC, HDMI eARC and Bluetooth provide a flexible combination for a modern stereo system built around music and television.

Key Features

  • 100W Class AB – technology from Cambridge Audio's flagship monobloc gives you the grip to drive high-end speakers.
  • Shielded toroidal transformer – an ultra-quiet supply backed by a specially selected reservoir capacitor delivers steady current for dynamics and bass control.
  • Digital built in – a hi-res DAC, HDMI eARC for your TV and Bluetooth aptX HD for wireless playback.
  • Flexible connections – balanced XLR inputs, two sets of speaker outputs for two rooms and a pre-out for a subwoofer.
  • Power Amp Mode – slot it into an existing stereo or multi-channel setup with your preferred preamp.
  • Built to last – CAP protection monitors power and temperature in real time, while oversized heat sinks and a four-layer circuit board keep it cool and clean.

Good to Know

The milled aluminum front panel and knurled volume knob give it a solid, premium feel. Use the second speaker outputs to run another room, or the subwoofer pre-out if you want deeper bass from compact speakers.

Technical Specifications

  • Amplifier: Class AB, 100W
  • Transformer: shielded toroidal
  • Digital: hi-res DAC, HDMI eARC
  • Bluetooth: aptX HD
  • Analog inputs: include balanced XLR
  • Outputs: speaker A and B, subwoofer pre-out
  • Modes: Power Amp Mode
  • Protection: Cambridge Audio Protection (CAP)

Shipping & Returns

Free UK Delivery – We ship exclusively within the United Kingdom. Orders are processed within 1 business day, with estimated delivery in 5–8 business days after dispatch.

30-Day Returns – Returns are accepted within 30 days of delivery, subject to our Return & Refund Policy.

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