EVO ONE
All-in-One Wireless Streaming Speaker
1.499,00 €
El EXN100 es el cerebro de transmisión de tu nuevo sistema EX, ofreciendo una experiencia auditiva que va más allá del CX. Ajustado por expertos en nuestra sede central de Londres, la gama EX es un gran paso hacia adelante – su desempeño es solo equiparable con nuestra emblemática serie Edge.
El EXN100 simplifica la conexión entre varias fuentes, cuenta también con HDMI eARC – para que puedas aumentar la calidad del audio de tus programas de TV y películas favoritas. Sin duda sentirás y escucharás una calidad de sonido asombrosa.
Activa el Modo de Preamplificación del EXN100 para convertirlo en un hub digital, con control de volumen a través de la aplicación StreamMagic, dial remoto o giratorio. Es un compañero versátil para cualquier amplificador de potencia o sistema vintage.
DAC | ESS ES9028Q2M |
Modo de Preamplificación | Sí |
Versión de StreamMagic | Gen 4 |
Pantalla de Visualización | 4.76" IPS TFT - 1280 x 569 |
Entrada de Unidad USB | 1 x USB 2.0 |
Entrada TOSLINK S/PDIF | 1 |
Entrada Coaxial S/PDIF | 1 |
Entrada USB Asíncrona | 1 |
Bluetooth | 5.0 con aptX HD |
Entrada HDMI ARC | 1 (eARC compatible) |
Salidas RCA Analógicas | 1 Par |
Salida S/PDIF | 1 |
Salida TOSLink | 1 |
Salida XLR Balanceada | 1 Par |
S/PDIF TOSLink Óptico | 16/24bits 32-96kHz PCM, DoP64 S/PDIF |
S/PDIF Coaxial | 16/24bits 32-192kHz PCM, DoP64 |
HDMI eARC | PCM hasta 24 bits/192 kHz |
USB Media Local | PCM de hasta 32 bits 768 kHz, DSD hasta x512 Compatibilidad con sistemas de archivos FAT32, NTFS, Ext2/3/4, ExFAT |
USB Audio | PCM de hasta 32 bits y 768 kHz, DSD de hasta x512 |
Bluetooth | 5.0 A2DP/AVRCP compatible con los códecs SBC, aptX y aptX HD |
UPnP | PCM de hasta 32 bits/768 kHz |
Radio por Internet | Sí |
Tidal Connect | Sí |
Spotify Connect | Sí |
Qobuz | Sí |
Deezer | Sí |
Amazon Music | Sí (a través de Google Cast) |
Google Cast | Sí |
AirPlay 2 | Sí |
Roon Ready | Sí |
Formatos de Audio | ALAC, WAV, FLAC, AIFF, DSD (x512), WMA, MP3, AAC, HE AAC, AAC+, OGG Vorbis |
Ethernet | IEEE 802.3, 10 Base-T o 100 Base-T |
WI-FI | IEEE 802.11 a/b/g/n/ac (2.4GHz / 5GHz) |
Control RS232 | Sí |
THD @ 1kHz 0dBFs | < 0.0005 % |
Respuesta en Frecuencia | 7Hz to 75kHz +0/-1dB |
Crosstalk @1kHz | < -120dB |
Relación señal/ruido (ref 1W) | > 120dBr |
Consumo Máximo de Energía | 30W |
Consumo de Energía en el Modo en Espera | Red en espera: >2W; Modo Eco: <0,5 W |
Dimensiones (>A x A x P) | 430 x 90 x 305mm |
Peso | 4.1kg |
En la caja | Cable de alimentación, cable de bus de control, antena x2, guía de inicio rápido, hoja de seguridad, tarjeta de registro |
I am an old audiophile so I will say right up front I do not use all the features on the EXN100 that I could or should be using. That said, I did originally own the CXN100 when my local hi-end audio store offered me a great trade and price on the EXN100. I figured why not and I was not expecting too much of an improvement. Oh boy, was I wrong! I use an Ethernet connection, and use an external DAC. The EXN100 is used as a source and is played through a preamp, so, again, I am not using all the features the EXN100 has to offer. But even using it as I am, it crushed the CXN100, itself a marvel! The EXN100 gives me a very solid bass foundation, tight and you can feel the bass. There is more clarity to the music, and a more "live" feel. I use mostly Qobuz through the EXN100 and I am very pleased at how easy the set-up was. Overall, I did not expect the difference between the CXN and the EXN to be all that great, but they are. If one can afford the price difference, I would recommend quite highly the EXN100. It is an excellent performer and a phenomenal value!
The EXN100 has brought music listening to a whole new level. Crisp detailed highs, wide soundstage, superb instrument isolation. When also using it as a preamp its even better. And to top things off its Roon Ready so no extra device needed. I primarily use this with Tidal via Roon. The EQ feature in Roon works wonderfully with this device as well. I've made several profiles depending on the genre/artist as well as the output being for speakers or headphones. The display is beautiful but I sit pretty far from it so I mostly rely on the Roon App or TV for cover art and lyrics.
Easy to set up with great sound. The EXN100 streamer is a big step up in sound quality over my old Pioneer N50. Well worth the cost.
Does the EXN soundbetter than the 851N? Yes. Does the 851N sound bad? Not at all.
Here's the difference. The 851n has a good soundstage with nice stereo separation. It has a smooth presentation top to bottom which makes it easy to listen to. Like I have the last 6 years. I use it as a pre-amp with balanced output into a PS Audio class D amps driving Dunlavy speakers augmented by dual SVS subs. My only complaint is that the volume steps are too coarse.
The EXN took its place and it has a wider and deeper sounstage. Instruments and voices are have a more believable presentation and space around them.
The volume has much finer steps. Yay! Also, the StreamMagic app has an EQ that is very useful and tastefully done! Great job.
I'm still using both streamers in separate systems and applaud Cambridge in their pursuit of great sound at reasonable prices!