Hi-fi deal alert! This superb Cambridge Audio amplifier has its price slashed by £100

Cambridge Audio CXA61 lifestyle
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Any discount on a multiple What Hi-Fi? Award-winner is a good deal, but this discount on the superb Cambridge Audio CXA61 stereo amplifier is particularly tempting. Now costing just £599 over at Amazon UK, this could be the perfect time to buy this excellent integrated amplifier.

The price of this amp has hovered at £699 in the past months, and that itself was down from the original £750 RRP we tested it at when it launched a few years ago. But with this excellent Prime Day 2 deal that now gives you an extra £100 off, this brings the CXA61 amp down to the lowest price we've seen yet. If you're looking for a terrific-sounding stereo amplifier with a great spread of features, you'll want to snap this deal up before it disappears at midnight.

Cambridge Audio CXA61 was £699 now £599 at Amazon UK (save £100)
With 60W per channel and a spread of digital and analogue inputs, the Award-winning CXA61 is a lively, dynamic amp that's fun to listen to. There's plenty of punch, a nicely judged tonal balance and lots of detail. An even better buy with £100 off now.
Read our Cambridge Audio CXA61 reviewDeal also at Cambridge Audio UK and Richer Sounds

Cambridge Audio CXA61 was £699 now £599 at Amazon UK (save £100)
With 60W per channel and a spread of digital and analogue inputs, the Award-winning CXA61 is a lively, dynamic amp that's fun to listen to. There's plenty of punch, a nicely judged tonal balance and lots of detail. An even better buy with £100 off now.
Read our Cambridge Audio CXA61 review
Deal also at Cambridge Audio UK and Richer Sounds

Cambridge Audio's excellent CXA61 has been one of What Hi-Fi?'s top stereo amplifiers ever since it first launched in 2019 and received a rave five-star review. In fact, it's been an Award-winner in its category since then, with four wins in a row to its name.

The sleek CXA61 is packed with comprehensive features, with multiple analogue and digital inputs available in line level RCA, digital coax and optical options. There's also a USB type B port, aptX HD Bluetooth, and it can handle hi-res audio up to 24-bit/384kHz and DSD256 files. You can even plug in your favourite headphones into its 3.5mm headphone jack. 

But it's with sound quality that the 60-watt per channel CXA61 amp really wowed us. In our CXA61 review, we said it sounds "transparent and playful. It’s simply more fun to listen to, regardless of input chosen... This integrated amp sounds firmly in control, regardless of whether we use the B&W 606 or our reference ATC SCM50 speakers. It even has enough in the way of scale and authority to work well with the Gladiator OST. There’s plenty of punch when required, with the amplifier thumping out the album’s numerous dynamic peaks with conviction. We’re pleased with the composure on show and the CXA61’s refusal to sound confused or stressed when the music gets demanding."

You can add nicely judged tonal balance, impressive stereo imaging and a great sense of rhythm to the CXA61's talents, too. Our one grumble had been about the price increase from its predecessor, but that issue disappears with this fantastic £599 deal price. And while the brand new Arcam A5 at £749 has muscled in on the CXA61's reigning territory, the Cambridge Audio amp is still a fantastic buy at its lowest-ever price of £599 at Amazon UK. It remains a firm recommendation.

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Kashfia Kabir
Hi-Fi and Audio Editor

Kashfia is the Hi-Fi and Audio Editor of What Hi-Fi? and first joined the brand over 10 years ago. During her time in the consumer tech industry, she has reviewed hundreds of products (including speakers, amplifiers and headphones), been to countless trade shows across the world and fallen in love with hi-fi kit much bigger than her. In her spare time, Kash can be found tending to an ever-growing houseplant collection and hanging out with her cat Jolene.