Cambridge Audio reveals iPod-lovin' Sonata / Fusion audio systems

by Darren Murph, posted Sep 20th 2008 at 8:02AM

Not content with sneaking a dedicated Blu-ray player into CEDIA, Cambridge Audio has just taken the plastic off of two new HiFi systems in Milan. The Sonata, aimed squarely at audio junkies, consists of a 2.1-channel DAB receiver (£299; $547), which offers 40-watts of amplification per channel and your choice of an upscaling 1080p DVD player or a Wolfson-DAC-loaded CD unit for another £179 ($327). The all-in-one Fusion (£300; $549) includes 30-watts per channel, an integrated CD player, DAB / FM tuner, USB port, an SD slot and a customized iPod dock (which is also bundled with the aforementioned Sonata). Both units are slated to hit the UK in silver and black, though the November-bound Fusion will get a jump on the Sonata, which hits in February 2009.

Filed under: Other hardware, Receivers, Others, Apple

Tags: amplifier, av receiver, AvReceiver, Cambridge Audio, CambridgeAudio, DAB, Fusion, ipod accessory, IpodAccessory, radio, receiver, Sonata, uk

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