If you're in the market for a new music streamer, then you're in luck: Cambridge Audio's five-star CXN100 can be yours with a £100 saving at Richer Sounds. We've seen the CXN100 drop to £799 from its ...

Placed underneath both a Croft RIAA phono pre-amplifier and Cambridge Audio Evo 150 had a very positive impact on the sound; the Croft which suffers from a tiny degree of hum was quieter than usual (I ...

Find out more about how we test. Cambridge Audio’s new EX Series slots in between its mid-price CX Series and the flagship Edge range, replacing what was once the brand’s previous flagship series, the ...

I don't think there's much of a finer example of a 'heritage brand' than Cambridge Audio. Founded in 1968, they've been making fantastic audio kit including amps, record decks and headphones for ...

On Windows 11, you can make sure that the audio device drivers are up-to-date in more than one way, and in this guide, I will outline the steps to complete this configuration. It's not a secret ...

The Cambridge Audio Evo One could very easily become the audio center of an entire room. It sounds unlike anything else around, with loads and loads of bass on tap that doesn’t smother the rest ...

With decades of combined expertise, our audio team rigorously tests each MP3 player before it earns a spot on this list. You can trust our reviews and recommendations – if it’s not up to par ...

An A/V Receiver (also referred to as an AVR, home theater receiver, or surround sound receiver) is designed to be the central connection and control hub for both the audio and video needs ...

The major in Acoustics and Audio Technology equips students with a fundamental understanding of human hearing, audio perception, and physics of sound. The skills they acquire enable, for example, ...

Before we get right to it, a bit of background. Essentially, Dolby is an audio compression technology – it makes sound like movie soundtracks, which is designed for vast rooms and huge ...

Second, figure out if both sides of the ports are HDMI. If you are using VGA to HDMI or DVI to HDMI, they do not support audio. Third, the audio is not at mute either from the TV or the monitor.