British brand Cambridge Audio has launched its L/R Series of active stereo speakers with Torus tweeter for improved clarity.

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The new Cambridge L/R Series of active speakers consist of three models: L/R X, L/R M and L/R S. Each stereo speaker pair has ...

The L/R X features Cambridge’s patented Torus tweeter, which as the name suggests, uses a ring-shaped design with a tapered ...

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