Cue up Johnny B. Goode, because Cambridge Audio has released a special DeLorean Edition of its five-star Evo 150 streaming system. The Evo 150 DeLorean Edition comes with two body kits that you can ...

Does your system budget top out at $7,000? The Cambridge Audio Evo 150 Network Amplifier needs to be at the top of your audition list. Sitting alone in a very quiet cafe in Jerusalem over Thanksgiving ...

Cambridge Audio’s Evo 150 is a beautiful, “just add speakers” streaming amplifier designed for modern audiophiles who prefer not to deal with a traditional component rack. It was originally released ...

The Cambridge Audio Evo 150 SE ($3,299) refines a proven streaming amplifier with better sound and features, making it a top contender under $5,000. Built around upgraded “Tuned by Cambridge” NCOREx ...

Cambridge Audio is launching the Evo 150 SE, a special edition of its Evo 150 streaming amplifier. As part of a partnership with Hypex, Cambridge Audio has developed the NCOREx “Tuned by Cambridge” ...

Over the years, a few established names in the world of consumer audio have teamed up with notable automotive marques, and now Cambridge Audio, an official partner with DeLorean Motor Company, ...

Cambridge Audio is one of our favorite audiophile brands on the market. The company makes legit equipment for those who care about the art and nuances of the music they listen to. Last week, the ...

Pioneering British hi-fi maker Cambridge Audio has just unveiled a special edition of one of its most popular integrated amplifier/network player combos that would make Marty McFly proud. The Evo 150 ...

The Cambridge Audio Evo 150 DeLorean Edition: Style The high-performance chassis of the DeLorean Edition is stripped down to bare metal, with “meticulously crafted, brushed bodywork and sumptuous ...

Cambridge Audio has been one of the biggest names in high-end streaming integrated amplifiers — or “just add speakers” hi-fi components — for the last several years. Particularly, its Evo series — ...

Cambridge Audio EVO 150 FFT Noise Spectrum (fs = 44.1kHz) With a 44.1kHz digital input, I checked the stopband rolloff and found it to have a smooth rolloff below ½ Nyquist as expected with no ...

Forbes contributors publish independent expert analyses and insights. Technology journalist specializing in audio, computing and Apple Macs. Based on the award-winning Evo 150 all-in-one integrated ...