By: Ian White
In reply to <a href="https://www.ecoustics.com/products/cambridge-audio-mxn10-axn10/#comment-159754">B.R</a>.
B.R.,
At a minimum, the coaxial supports 24-bit/192kHZ. It does support DSD but I'm downloading some DSD files this weekend to try out from a USB drive.
Ian White
By: B.R
Hi
Do you know the digital out bandwidth because I want to use it as transporter
Thanks in advance
By: Ian White
In reply to <a href="https://www.ecoustics.com/products/cambridge-audio-mxn10-axn10/#comment-155247">Morata eric</a>.
Eric,
It's really good equipment and many will vote with their wallet.
Do you live in France? Do you only support Focal, Triangle, YBA, Audiomeca, Devialet, Jadis?
If so -- that's great and you're supporting French labor.
Best,
Ian White
By: Morata eric
Cambridge Audio,
Really not for me, made in china, incredible.
Best regard
By: Ian White
In reply to <a href="https://www.ecoustics.com/products/cambridge-audio-mxn10-axn10/#comment-154698">Christopher</a>.
I agree but that adds a lot of complexity and moving parts.
Both streamers are quite small in practice. The internals are the same for both BTW.
I have both an Audiolab and Cambridge CD player and they're running strong.
IW
By: Christopher
I agree with you Mike, some kind of cd slot would have been nice. Transports can be a pain, and I imagine those parts for our little silver friends are hard to come by. I think most newer cars in the States don't offer a option at all. Love the Cambridge gear ????
By: Mike Cornell
Wish they included a cd player as well. The only one I can think of off the top of my head is Marantz’s ND8006 but that’s 2 G’s CAD. I have a nice integrated amp and turntable, so an all-in-one cd player/DAC/network streamer is high on my wish list.