Cambridge Audio Edge 50 Years Of Getting The British Sound Just Right

Cambridge Audio Edge 50 Years Of Getting The British Sound Just Right While not as instantly affordable as many previous cambridge audio products, the edge series offers a lot of value, and in the limitless world of high end audio, the final price of between $3,000. In recognition of our heritage, we developed edge. the embodiment of cambridge audio’s signature great british sound and the pinnacle of 50 years of hi fi expertise. beautifully minimal in its design, each component has a curved extruded aluminium front and floating top plate. it’s an extraordinary exterior that’s hiding some.

Cambridge Audio Edge 50 Years Of Getting The British Sound Just Right The edge a is deceptively heavy, over 50 lbs if you read the specifications above. dual toroidal transformers arranged in “opposing symmetry”, may be contributing to the heft. by using two, (the larger the better), cambridge increases the efficiency while helping to clean up any stray magnetic interference. In the hi fi world, you do it by building something really, really expensive. and that’s what cambridge audio has done with its edge series of hi fi separates, which cost a little over £10k for. Cambridge audio celebrated its 50th birthday in 2018. while most of us turning 50 might look to ever expanding waistlines and the occasional mid life crisis, cambridge audio has instead gone to the gym and got ripped. the new edge range – including the edge a integrated amplifier seen here – is perhaps its most ambitious line in a generation. The new series: edge. we have then three edge products: an edge a integrated amplifier ($6k); an edge nq preamplifier with integrated network player ($5k); and an edge w power amplifier ($4k). the subjects of this review are the edge nq and the edge w pre power combination. the forest. there’s a lot going on here, and a lot that can be said.