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Cambridge Audio Azur 640A Version 2

Type: Integrated Amplifier, Channels: Stereo, Remote Control, Power Output: 4/100,8/75 Watt Watt, Measurements: 43.0x10.0x32.0 cm cm, Weight: 7.0 kg
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