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Cambridge Audio Evo 75

Let’s consider the name. ‘Evo’ is a fitting one for a product that sits within a hi-fi category as progressive as this one, while the ‘75’ denotes its wattage-per-channel output. The Evo 75 is one half of Cambridge’s two-strong Evo system offering, which includes a more extensively featured, 150W-per-channel model, Evo 150.

Cambridge has a rich history in stereo amplification, as well as an established streaming platform on which its successful line of music streamers are based; so do the stars align when the two come together in one machine?

Today’s streamers are expected to be as extensively furnished as an IKEA showroom, and the Evo 75 is determined not to be out-featured. Cambridge’s StreamMagic platform is an inviting gateway into streaming services and, via DLNA, any network-stored music

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