The good thing about Cambridge is that they don't sound bad and you can send them back in 30 days if you don' like them. They are not highly regarded among audiophiles, which may not make a difference unless you are planning on eventually selling them to upgrade-they will probably not have much resale value. You may want to investigate used B&W's, Paradigms, or Sound Dynamics (check ebay). Also check out Axiom and Ascend Acoustics on the internet. The amp you have chosen is very good and can drive a wide variety of speakers.
Comptability with NAD c350
Hi. I'm just now putting together my first system. I'm going with a NAD c350 integrated and a NAD c521i CD player. My question is this--I listened to a pair of Cambridge Soundworks M80's recently and liked them. Do people out there feel that this would be a good match or are there other speakers I might try in the $250 (used) range?
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