Hi there,
My Musical Fidelity B1 amplifier recently gave up the ghost and I'm considering my next step. I was using it with a Marantz CD65 MKII SE CD player and Proac SuperTablette speakers.
I am in the process of ripping my CD collection with DBPoweramp to FLAC lossless and MP3 lame. I therefore want to go over to a network receiver. I did get to listen to a Naim Unitiqute a while ago and I loved the sound. Unfortunately, I can't justify the price.
I read the what hifi review of the Cambridge Audio Minx xi and it stated "if you're the kind of person that has lusted after Naim's excellent uniticute 2 but can't afford the outlay, give this Cambridge a go. You won't be disappointed."
I want to use with ethernet connection as I'm not a fan of wifi exposure in general. I don't like harsh sounds. Are there any better alternatives to the Minx that would be better suited to my Proac speakers? My budget is around the £400 mark. I would love to hear from Minx enthusiasts what you think of the unit.
Many thanks in advance.
My Musical Fidelity B1 amplifier recently gave up the ghost and I'm considering my next step. I was using it with a Marantz CD65 MKII SE CD player and Proac SuperTablette speakers.
I am in the process of ripping my CD collection with DBPoweramp to FLAC lossless and MP3 lame. I therefore want to go over to a network receiver. I did get to listen to a Naim Unitiqute a while ago and I loved the sound. Unfortunately, I can't justify the price.
I read the what hifi review of the Cambridge Audio Minx xi and it stated "if you're the kind of person that has lusted after Naim's excellent uniticute 2 but can't afford the outlay, give this Cambridge a go. You won't be disappointed."
I want to use with ethernet connection as I'm not a fan of wifi exposure in general. I don't like harsh sounds. Are there any better alternatives to the Minx that would be better suited to my Proac speakers? My budget is around the £400 mark. I would love to hear from Minx enthusiasts what you think of the unit.
Many thanks in advance.
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