
Given that the Oxford dictionary describes a minx as “an impudent, cunning, or boldly flirtatious woman”, it could seem a little odd that Cambridge Audio chose the moniker for its established series of miniature speakers, which we would characterise as decidedly reputable and discreet.
First introduced 12 years ago and with a footprint of just 8 x 9cm, the Minx cabinets are small even compared to most compact desktop computer systems, making it all the more remarkable that these tiny boxes are designed to offer flexible and immersive home cinema audio. 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.