Cambridge Audio Minx Min 12 - Compact Wired Satellite Speaker Featuring BMR Speaker Technology - Includes Keyhole Bracket for Discreet and Easy Wall Mounting - White

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A Swedish public limited company (publikt bankaktiebolag) registered with the Swedish Companies Registration Office with organisation number: 556737-0431. setup like what I'm looking at will cost even more, which then obviously raises the option of Arc + Sub + Surrounds. But the Minx range is known for surprising listeners with its forward, wide-ranging sound that transcends the limitations of size, and this latest generation, impudent or not, is no exception. But nevertheless, the pining vocal alongside the soft, delicate sound of the acoustic guitar and mbira, played in unison, is well presented and evenly dispersed across the system without any harshness. Ich zadaniem jest umożliwienie działania koszyka i procesu realizacji zamówienia, a także pomoc w rozwiązywaniu problemów z zabezpieczeniami i w przestrzeganiu przepisów.

Audiophiles and hi-fi fans, feel free to groan, but there’s something liberating about not having to plug everything in. The range benefits from Cambridge's Balanced Mode Radiation (BMR) drivers, which work like a traditional piston driver for low frequencies, while higher frequencies are produced using a vibration motion across the surface of the speaker diaphragm. At the time we felt it was an accomplished little system but that the satellites sounded a tad coarse.The 4th generation BMR drivers deliver enhanced mid-range performance, so integrate beautifully with a Minx subwoofer to deliver a room-filling sound. Whether you’re wielding a smartphone or a tablet (Android, Apple iOS or Windows) they’ll all know that the Air 200 is in the room, and will happily talk wireless to it. The slender floorstands are ideal for surround systems, while the table stand allows Min 22 to be mounted horizontally – perfect for a centre dialogue speaker. So, if like most people your living room isn’t perfectly symmetrical, it’s incredibly useful that the Min22s can be scattered around on shelves and tables without sacrificing sound quality.

A recessed screw fitting accepts the supplied flush wall bracket, or any of our dedicated accessories. Min 22 can be fitted horizontally – ideal if you need to place it under a TV as a centre dialogue speaker. There’s still plenty of liveliness and depth to the sound, as well as snappy timing, but when compared to equivalent full-sized speakers the dynamics just aren’t particularly expressive. optional wall mount, floor stands, or desk stands offerComplete control of placement making for a better home audio or cinematic listening experience.It has considerably more features than you can shake a Wi-Fi antenna at, yet costs less than most high-end audio accessories.

X301’s auto-on mode powers it up when an AV signal’s detected – so there’s no forgetting to switch it on, nor worry about turning it off when the film’s finished. We do find however that, unlike the Min22s, which keep unruly frequencies tightly controlled, the subwoofer does occasionally struggle.The main visual difference between this and the previous generation is the small Cambridge logo on the grille’s corner rather than the company’s name, which further increases the speakers’ inconspicuous appearance.

Each also comes with its own wall mounts and tilting wall-mounts, table-top stands (see above) and floorstands are all available as optional extras. Switching to Beyoncé’s Hold Up, there’s not quite the jaunty bounciness we’d expect in the filtered intro sample of Andy Williams Can't Get Used To Losing You, but the vocal sound is transparent and present and, while the sub doesn’t have a totally solid grip on the very lowest notes, it is responsive and tidy with a sense of rhythmic ease.

So, although the system in the picture looks nigh-on identical to the first version, there’s much more to this than meets the eye. big>T3

Small yet mighty
It may be the smallest in the family of Minx subs but don't underestimate the power of the X201! Some might be pushing things to a level beyond that which I need - which is great and in an ideal world I'd seriously consider - but in a far-from-ideal room and competing priorities I must remain sensible.