
Cambridge Audio CXN V2 Review & Comparison With Original CXN
As the old adage goes, “if it ain’t broke, don’t fix it”. I’m pleased to see Cambridge taking this to heart in designing the CXN V2.
As the old adage goes, “if it ain’t broke, don’t fix it”. I’m pleased to see Cambridge taking this to heart in designing the CXN V2.
One of the most feature-packed streamers on the market today, with an uncoloured, neutral sound.
A true nod to the good old days of analogue, though thoroughly modern in both style and function. Everything a stereo receiver should be, with no unnecessary digital bells and whistles to complicate and clutter the design.
Another top class product from Cambridge Audio, the CP2 phono stage is up there with the best in its class and beyond.
The CXN reaffirms Cambridge Audio's position at the top of the streaming game, and is the streamer that other manufacturers must strive to beat.
Minor quibbles aside, the Cambridge Audio CXA80 is a phenomenal amplifier.
A simple, stylish and cost-effective CD transport.
A Low-noise MM/MC phono stage that won't break the bank.
Radical new technology and an improved design, but uncomfortable with a wide range of musical genres.
Not just a high quality CD player - The Cambridge Audio 851C is an excellent DAC, and a hub for all your digital music sources.
Cambridge Audio's new 851E preamplifier and 851W power amplifier combination have raised the bar for exceptional performance.
The Stream Magic 6 from Cambridge Audio aims to be the central hub for all of your digital media. But is this £700 stremer worth a spot in your system?
The Azur 851A is Cambridge Audio's flagship integrated amplifier. It offers a huge array of features and incredible sound quality.
The Cambridge Audio 651T is an excelent all-round tuner for your hi-fi sepearates system.