Cambridge Audio Evo 150 All-in-One Music Player
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Product Overview
Cambridge Audio Evo 150 is the more powerful of the two all-in-one music players launched at the same time. Compared to the cheaper Evo 75, the Evo 150 doubles the power output, upgrades the DAC, and introduces a number of extra connectivity options, including XLR and phono stage.
The Evo 150 comes in a timeless design with two finishes that echo the 1970s. Meanwhile, it manages to be modern and minimalist with a large dual-concentric rotary dial and a large 6.8-inch color LCD display.
Using Hypex NCore Class D amplification, the Evo 150 is able to deliver 150W per channel into 8ohms from a chassis of just one-foot by one-foot. Its DAC is upgraded from ESS Sabre ES9016K2M to ES9018K2M, though the max resolution remains 32bit 384kHz via USB Audio Class 2.
Connectivity-wise, the Evo 150 packs dual optical, coaxial, and USB ports as well as ARC (via HDMI), Bluetooth, and WiFi. It also adds a moving magnet phono stage and balanced XLR connectivity.
Ratings
What we found
Pros
- Gorgeous, detailed sound
- Built-in phono stage
- Impressive range of inputs
Cons
- Nothing in particular
What external reviewers found
External score 77%
Pros
- Decent build and finish
- Gorgeous design
- Detailed, punchy sound
Cons
- Lack of depth and detail
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Specifications
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External Reviews
whathifi[1]
Reviewer score 77% (normalized by Neofiliac)Cambridge Audio Evo 150 is a sturdily built, black anodised aluminium cabinet. Front of the cabinet is tastefully adorned with a 6.8in full-colour screen. Side panels come in either a walnut wood or black rippled Richlite and are magnetically attached.
Pros
- Gorgeous design
- Detailed, punchy sound
- Decent build and finish
Cons
- Lack of depth and detail
Also Check
References
- ^ Cambridge Audio Evo 150 review. [whathifi].
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