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According to the manufacturer, the operating range of the Cambridge Audio EVO S extends from 50 Hz to 40 kHz with a sensitivity of 88 dB and a nominal resistance of 8 ohms. With very modest dimensions (284 x 200 x 216 mm), the weight of each column is an impressive 7.1 kg.

The SX50 uses midrange/woofer speakers made of processed paper, and a tweeter with a soft dome made of processed silk takes care of the high frequencies. The cases of the devices are made of MDF.

The Cambridge Audio Minx Min22 speaker system is designed to be used in conjunction with the company's subwoofer in 2.1 or 5.1 sets. Unlike the Min12 model, the Min 22 speakers are equipped with an additional woofer, which made it possible to expand the frequency range and make the sound more saturated, albeit by increasing the size of the case. This model is available in a white lacquer finish that is resistant to mechanical damage.

The Cambridge Audio Min 12 is great for creating 2.1 music systems as well as multi-channel home theater kits. The Dynamic BMR (Balanced Mode Radiator) radiator combines the advantages of diffuser and membrane (NXT) designs with a very low distortion level over the entire operating frequency range.

All speakers of the SX series are equipped with a silk dome tweeter with a diameter of 25 mm with an additional foam absorber located behind the radiator, which, according to the developers, compensates for unwanted reflections and allows you to create a wide stage.

An extremely compact active subwoofer with an 8-inch driver and an efficient amplifier with an output power of 70 watts. The SX-120 subwoofer, developed from scratch by London—based Cambridge Audio, delivers deep, punchy low frequencies, fast and crisp - the perfect bass extension for music and movies.

The Minx X301, like its model range counterparts, is equipped with a unique development of the company: a digital signal processing (DSP) processor, thanks to which the necessary signal correction is performed, taking into account all the design features of the Minx subwoofers and satellites. The digital amplifier in this average model can produce 300 watts of power!

The Cambridge Audio Minx X201 compact active subwoofer is equipped with one 170 mm woofer located on the front panel and two passive bass radiators of the same diameter on the sides. This solution is very effective for small subwoofers in which the use of a large bass speaker is impossible, and the traditional acoustic design in the form of a bass reflex does not significantly expand the bass the range. The power of the built-in amplifier of the Cambridge Audio Minx X201 subwoofer is 200 watts.

TWS headphones from Cambridge Audio are based on the Melomania 1+ model and are equipped with premium 10 mm broadband emitters with separate gain in the AB class. The model is capable of playing music for 10 hours with the noise reduction system enabled and up to 16 hours without it. In addition, the carrying case can carry out more than two full charges of the headphones, which will provide 52 hours of battery life.

The Cambridge Audio Melomania P100 headphones are based on the Qualcomm Snapdragon Sound platform and support aptX Lossless technology for wireless CD-quality playback.

The speakers are equipped with a silk dome tweeter with a diameter of 25 mm with an additional foam absorber located behind the radiator, which, according to the developers, compensates for unwanted reflections and allows you to create a wide stage.

Cambridge Audio AXN10 is a new network player that can breathe new life into your system and open up the world of high-definition music. It integrates seamlessly with the AX system and offers you much more music than your precious vinyl collection. There are a number of free services such as internet radio, as well as well-known premium services, many of which offer free trials. Thanks to the extensive streaming know-how of our Cambridge Audio colleagues, you can conveniently enjoy the highest quality music from a wide range of sources using our app.

The Cambridge Audio EXN 100 not only has streaming capabilities, but also offers full functionality of a preamplifier. Digital-to-analog conversion based on the ESS Reference CXN100 chip, built-in clients Spotify, Tidal, Deezer, Qobuz, Roon certification, Chromecast and AirPlay 2.

Cambridge Audio Melomania A100 TWS headphones use the most modern Bluetooth 5.4 wireless interface with support for LDAC, aptX Lossless, aptX Adaptive, plus standard AAC and SBC, which allows you to listen to Hi-Res audio with virtually no compression, provided that the source also supports this version of the interface.

Cambridge Audio has released an improved version of its famous network integrated amplifier – this month the Cambridge Audio EVO 150 SE will go on sale. The device uses Class D amplification based on NCOREx “Tuned by Cambridge” modules and delivers 2 x 150 watts to 8 ohm speakers. The amplifier is equipped with a built-in digital-to-analog converter based on the advanced ESS Technology Sabre ES9018K2M chip

The Cambridge Audio EXA100 amplifier features rich switching capabilities. Analog switching is represented by both a balanced input on XLR connectors and an unbalanced input on RCA. Like almost any modern amplifier, the Cambridge Audio EXA100 is equipped with digital inputs, including HDMI eARC for TV integration, USB Audio, optical and coaxial S/PDIF ports.

The younger Cambridge Audio L/R S model is designed to work in the near field and small spaces. It is not equipped with StreamMagic and relies on wireless playback via Bluetooth aptX HD, as well as on physical connections, including USB Audio for working with a computer. The speakers are designed for use on the desktop, in the bedroom or in the kitchen and offer a simpler configuration compared to older models.

The L/R X is the flagship of the series: it uses two 5-inch woofers and a pair of 6-inch passive vibration-compensated radiators.

The Cambridge Audio L/R M speakers are made in a 2.5-band configuration and are equipped with a new 28 mm Torus tweeter developed by Cambridge Audio.

The Cambridge Audio Edge A full amplifier belongs to the new flagship Edge line, released on the occasion of the company's 50th anniversary. The series is named after one of the founding fathers of Cambridge Audio, Gordon Edge.

The Cambridge Audio AXA35 integrated amplifier is part of a new series of components from this company. The device has an expanded set of functions compared to the younger model of the line, and also develops a higher output power.

The Cambridge Audio CXA 61 integrated amplifier is made in a metal case with an aluminum front panel of considerable thickness. In its center there is a control and display unit, and the handle on the right is designed to perform several functions. In addition to the large volume control knob based on the Alps variable resistor, there are also miniature controls for stereo balance and timbre in the low and high frequencies. On the opposite side of the front panel there is a headphone jack and an additional input for portable sources on the mini-jack connector. The amplifier is equipped with a remote control.

Cambridge Audio CXA81 MKII is an integrated amplifier. The CXA81 Mk II builds on the success of its award-winning predecessors. We haven't looked back since we created our first integrated amplifier in 1968, always looking for new ways to enhance your listening experience — recognizing that great sound never goes out of fashion. The Mk II is light, balanced and refined — and even more so. 80 watts per channel gives it full power over your music to reveal every emotion and nuance contained in it.

The Cambridge Audio Spira turntable comes equipped with an Audio-Technica phono cartridge; its stylus can be replaced with an Audio-Technica 3600LE model, which features an elliptical tip. This upgrade improves the quality of information retrieval from the record's grooves.

The Cambridge Audio Spira turntable comes equipped with an Audio-Technica phono cartridge; its stylus can be replaced with an Audio-Technica 3600LE model, which features an elliptical tip. This upgrade improves the quality of information retrieval from the record's grooves.