Cambridge Audio SX60

The 6.5-inch woofer offers enough bass for a smaller room and delivers solid detail and definition through roughly the 50–60Hz region. At its limits, however, the low end is described as somewhat one-note, with true full-range playback requiring a subwoofer.

Reviewers find the midrange largely neutral, if a little lean beside some competing two-ways. A lift in the upper mids brings exceptional vocal presence and dialogue clarity, with one reviewer saying it outperforms many speakers in its class and some above it.

The treble has strong presence, detail and vocal intelligibility without becoming shouty or metallic. It is slightly boosted, and the very highest notes do not fully bloom or shimmer, so it is more incisive than especially airy.

With toe-in, centre images are described as laser-focused and exceptionally stable. The wider presentation is not unusually expansive or room-transforming, but is considered fully competitive for a compact bookshelf speaker.

The SX60 is praised as involving and enjoyable at both low and high volume levels. Its ability to scale with volume and respond quickly gives it a notably spirited, fun character for a modestly priced stand-mount.

The review identifies a conventional two-way layout with a 1-inch silk-dome tweeter and 6.5-inch paper woofer. Reviewers say little about cabinet finish, resonance control, terminals, crossover construction or long-term durability.

At roughly $299–$329, the SX60 is presented as an affordable speaker with clarity, vocal definition and dynamic ability that are often associated with pricier models. The reviewer specifically notes that it delivers these qualities without commanding a premium price.