Where are Cambridge Audio components made?
China
Manufacturing and the company today Audio Partnership set up production facilities in China, with Cambridge Audio products manufactured in the country from 1994.
What DAC is in the Cambridge AXR100?
The Cambridge Audio AXR100 receiver with DAC, the most powerful amplifier in the AX range, offers a massive 100 watts per channel, a dedicated subwoofer speaker output for improving bass and two sets of speaker outputs….In the Box.
| Specifications | |
|---|---|
| Analog Audio Inputs | 3 x RCA, 1 x MM Phono INput |
Is Cambridge SoundWorks gone?
From 2020. As of 2020, all Cambridge SoundWorks retail showrooms are closed. The company continued to manufacture loudspeakers for home theater and multimedia applications, as well as distribute other brands such as Sony and Marantz.
Does CXA81 support MQA?
Like the CXA-81, the iDSD Micro BL supports MQA and DSD.
Does Cambridge Audio AXR100 have a DAC?
AV Receiver Reviews Cambridge Audio’s stereo receiver may be simple, but it features an excellent amplifier, solid DAC performance, and a useful FM tuner.
Is Rotel a good brand?
Rotel had won a few Best Buy Awards over the years, but in 2005 it got top prize with the RA-03. This spectacular all-rounder was refreshing in its ability to be fuss-free when system-matching, and the built-in MM phono stage for adding a turntable was also pretty decent into the bargain.
Who bought Cambridge SoundWorks?
Creative Labs
Cambridge SoundWorks
| Type | Subsidiary |
|---|---|
| Founder | Henry Kloss |
| Fate | Acquired by Creative Labs (1997) |
| Headquarters | North Andover, Massachusetts |
| Key people | Craig McHugh (CEO) |
Where is Cambridge SoundWorks made?
Boston, Massachusetts
Located outside of Boston, Massachusetts, Cambridge SoundWorks, Inc. is a subsidiary of Creative Technology and manufactures a wide range of speaker systems for home stereo, home theater, car audio, and personal computers.
Which is better NAD or Cambridge amps?
The NAD has a warmer presentation that softens out the harshness. fwiw I have read the Cambridge amps are slightly forward in the mid to upper region… Nads have good bass. NAD, hands down. The Cambridge models I’ve heard have a certain annoying shrillness to them.
What’s the difference between NAD Cambridge and NAD classic series xx5?
My preference is 45% to 50% for speaker, 25% for both amp & the source. What I have heard from a couple of dealers who sell both is that the NAD is more dynamic and the Cambridge is warmer/smooth/more polite sounding than the NAD. Also that the new NAD classic series XX5 is superior to the XX2 series in that it is less warm and more detailed.
Is this streamer DAC a good replacement for the 851N?
This Streamer Dac looks like it could give the Cambridge 851N a run for its money both are priced the same, and feature wise it looks like this NAD might be a good choice. I’m in no super rush but plan on one of the 2 sometime soon.
Is the NAD 545bee a good player?
IMO, the NAD 326BEE will also have great chemistry with revealing speakers like the Totem Arro or the Dynaudio Excite X12 or even the PSB Image T45. From my experience the NAD 545BEE CD player is a very neutral player for the $$$ and more neutral than its brother C326BEE.