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Camber - Steve's - The Audio Circuit

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Kurt Rainbow (August 2, 2004): Camber has generally made excellent speakers. They were originally based in Montreal and then moved to Ontario. Suggested is that they are as good as the better known Canadian speakers such as Energy Paradigm. They were routinely used by CBC radio as Studio monitors.

Camber Speakers: Any Good? Sound? Maker? - AudioReview

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I looked in my old mags and found the Sound & Vision (Canada) Audio/Video Preview 1991 buying guide and it lists the Camber 5.0 ti as $1199 and the 1.0 ti as $399, Canadian dollars, of course. I don't know when they stopped making the line but the speakers could be older than 8 years. But they should sound pretty good.

Camber loudspeakers - Speakers • Canuck Audio Mart Hifi ...

https://www.canuckaudiomart.com/forum/viewtopic.php?t=6140

Camber speakers were originally called "Rega" and were made by Edon Acoustics in Ottawa. They also (Edon) owned a store called Studio Sound in the same city, some cammers may recall them. Edon Acoustics was a distributor of …

Plateau Camber 3.5 loudspeaker | Stereophile.com

https://www.stereophile.com/budgetcomponents/plateau_camber_35_loudspeaker/index.html

Camber's 3.5A is a well-engineered and solidly constructed example of the classic two-way bass-reflex loudspeaker, with what appears to be an excellent bass/mid driver and a well-braced, rigid enclosure.

Rega Camber 2.5 Hifi Audio Speakers Tested in Seattle ...

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A pair of Rega Camber 2.5 Speakers being tested and reviewed in a local seattle audio store called Turntables & Trailswww.turntablestrails.comThese are for s...

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