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It’s a brilliant all-round sonic performance that you’ll want to immerse yourself in again and again.

While the lack of native MQA support is disappointing, the MXN10 combines the strengths of Audiolab’s 6000N Play and the Award-winning Bluesound Node (which is just a touch pricier), while adding a dose of dynamic expression and rhythmic coherence that they can’t match. This minimalist streamer doesn’t come with a remote, and there are limited physical connections on the back – an RCA line level analogue output, one coaxial and one optical – but it still has everything you need to deliver a five-star performance.Ĭontrolled via Cambridge Audio’s StreamMagic app, the MXN10 hosts a plethora of streaming methods and services, including Google Chromecast, AirPlay 2, Spotify Connect, Tidal, Deezer, Qobuz and internet radio, as well as support for Bluetooth 5.0 and playback of files stored elsewhere on your local network.

With a price tag that matches its compact stature, Cambridge Audio’s MXN10 gets a lot out of a little in more ways than one.

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Read the full review: Cambridge Audio CXN (V2) Best budget music streamer It's no wonder that it retained the What Hi-Fi? Award for best music streamer priced between £750-£1000. So, the same winning sound quality as the original with even more features to play with. All of these can be controlled through Cambridge's Connect app for iOS and Android. It also boasts Apple AirPlay, Tidal, Spotify Connect and Roon support. It works very well - we were up and running in a matter of moments.īut that's far from the only feature available. So what sets it apart from its predecessor? The main new skill is built-in Chromecast, which lets you stream content from compatible apps. We described the original CXN as 'wonderfully entertaining', and it's heartening to see this second-generation model retaining that character.

The sound quality is fantastic, with an enthusiastic, driven delivery that combines snappy timing with subtle levels of detail. But it's not just a looker - it has it where it counts, too.