While not as instantly affordable as many previous Cambridge Audio products, the Edge series offers a lot of value, and in the limitless world of high-end audio, the final price of between $3,000 and $4,000 per component is reasonable considering what’s offered. The Edge A combines all the power of the Edge W with the Edge NQ’s StreamMagic range of connections, making it perfect for those short on space. StreamMagic is Cambridge Audio’s own streaming service platform design, rather than an off-the-shelf system, allowing the team to manage and tweak the sound.
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For Edge, and other 2018 products to come from Cambridge Audio, StreamMagic will support Chromecast Audio, Airplay, Spotify Connect, Bluetooth AptX HD and plenty more. Inside the Edge NQ, a new, faster chipset powers the StreamMagic module, along with a redesigned app. “The speakers liked the amp,” George added. This means it’ll happily drive most speakers, and an early private test had them amp powering B&W 800 Series speakers. “When you hear it, you hear something special.”Ĭreating Edge was a long and expensive three-year road, Managing Director Stuart George told Digital Trends, adding that it didn’t have an initial number of in-line components in mind for the Edge W, and that the limit came about because the engineers were given the brief to design, “the best product you’ve ever done, cost-no-object.” It puts out 100 watts at 8 ohms, 200 at 4 ohms, and will almost hit 400 watts at 2 ohms.
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