
Cambridge Audio MXN10 & AXN10 Streamers Reviewed
Rock-solid performance, sonic neutrality and an abundance of features, all in a tiny box. What’s not to love?
Rock-solid performance, sonic neutrality and an abundance of features, all in a tiny box. What’s not to love?
Resurrecting an original Cambridge Audio A5 integrated amp. A very clean sounding amp, that sounds a lot more powerful than it is. Quite capable of cranking out the tunes into the right speakers; just know its limits.
well made and smart to look at, clean uncoloured and pleasant to listen to, the AXC35 is a fine performer. Its simplistic electronics and quality disc drive should be reliable for many years.
a smart-looking, well-featured amplifier. It’s nicely made and finished with plenty of versatility for most users, but it could be better engineered in places and has a lot of competition at this price.
a system that performs in perfect harmony and looks more expensive than it is.
These are speakers for rock and pop fans, but classical listeners should probably look elsewhere. They’ll delight hiphop and electronic fans too providing you have an amp with some ‘oomf’ behind it that can give those slightly stiff woofers a kick up the backside.
A mini review and repair of a Cambridge Audio 540C V2 CD player with a 'No Disc' error. Applies also to 340C, 640C, 740C, 840C, 351C, 651C, 851C etc.
A real breath of fresh air in a market dominated by boring black boxes with average build and same-old specs.
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.
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