Squeeze Big Sound into Small Spaces: Cambridge Audio MXW70
Tiny yet potent Cambridge Audio amplifier delivers impressive audio performance
Ready to shatter the misconception that powerful amplifiers need to take up a lot of space? Meet the Cambridge Audio MXW70 power amp, designed for those who crave big sound but are low on room!
With a width of just 21.5cm, this little powerhouse is ready to deliver 125W of stereo power, or 250W in mono mode—yep, you read that right! This amp is virtually a giant among miniaturized technology.
So, let's start debunking misconceptions—Cambridge Audio's MXW70 puts massive power into a tiny footprint fit for your Hi-Fi stack. Accompanied by the equally compact MXN10 Music Streamer or any audio source of your choice, this dynamic duo is all you'll need to delight your ears.
The MXW70 crafts its magic through the Hypex NCORE Class D amplification technology. Boasting that "it delivers the ultimate in clarity, resolution, and musicality," Hypex had a point. The MXW70 also features premium XLR inputs along with the essential RCA. Don't forget the handy 12V trigger with pass-through for seamless compatible device integration.
The specs are in—digging 10Hz to 30kHz frequency response (-1dB) and boasting power outputs of 2x70W into 8 Ohms stereo, 2x125W into 4 Ohms stereo, and 250W into 8 Ohms in mono mode.
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Coming this summer, the MXW70 will be available on the Cambridge Audio website and at authorized retailers. Prepare to spend around £499 / €599 / $599 (approx. AU$1,033). This bad boy is a steal for the power it packs!
This compact power amp, the Cambridge Audio MXW70, houses 125W of stereo power and can deliver up to 250W in mono mode, making it a testament to how technology has miniaturized mighty gadgets. Paired with the MXN10 Music Streamer or any preferred audio source, this duo offers a potent blend of power and technology that's sure to delight audiophiles.
