History of Cambridge Audio
Cambridge Audio is a British manufacturer of hi-fi and audio equipment, founded in 1968 in Cambridge, UK. The company made an early name for itself with its technically advanced amplifiers, which quickly gained recognition in the industry. From the outset, Cambridge Audio focused on a combination of research, development and high quality manufacturing. This approach was instrumental in establishing the company on the international market.
In the decades that followed, Cambridge Audio continued to expand its product portfolio. In addition to classic hi-fi components, more modern solutions such as network players, streaming devices and headphones were introduced. The company’s core philosophy remains to reproduce sound as faithfully as possible. This principle, combined with timeless design, has earned Cambridge Audio a worldwide reputation as a reliable partner for audiophiles.
Cambridge Audio product portfolio
True wireless and headphone solutions
A central part of the current range is dedicated to headphones and true wireless earphones. With the Melomania series, Cambridge Audio has launched wireless in-ear headphones with long battery life and a clear sound profile. Their compact design makes them ideal for use on the move and they offer a stable Bluetooth connection.
Network players and streaming devices
For users who primarily rely on streaming services, the company offers a range of devices. Models such as the CXN (V2) or the Azur 851N support high-resolution audio and can connect seamlessly to services such as Spotify, TIDAL or Qobuz. They are easy to use and deliver detailed audio playback, making them attractive to discerning music lovers.
Amplifiers and Preamplifiers
Cambridge Audio is best known for its amplifiers, which are available in a range of power classes. The CX Series CXA61 and CXA81 combine advanced features such as integrated digital-to-analogue converters with a clean design. The higher-end Edge Series is aimed at discerning hi-fi enthusiasts who demand uncompromising sound quality and craftsmanship.
Loudspeakers
Cambridge Audio’s loudspeaker range includes a number of series aimed at different audiences. The SX Series provides a solid foundation for beginners, while models such as the Aeromax Series use special technologies to achieve an extended frequency range and more precise reproduction. The combination of loudspeakers and amplifiers from Cambridge Audio’s own range creates a consistent sonic signature that underlines the brand’s concept.
