Denon D-M30

Before buying this hi-fi system, I hadn't got a clue who Denon were. In fact, I had gone into my local hi-fi shop with the intention of buying a Teac. Along took I, a cd. Fat of the land by the prodigy in fact. Once the bass cut in I soon realised that small speakers can produce loud sound. However, the salesman in the shop pointed me towards this machine. The Denon. Looking extremely shiny (we're talking seat-wettingly gorgeous here), I couldn't resist. I put in the same cd, same volume, but WOW was the sound better! Everything that this system pumps out sounds like it has just been recorded live right in front of you. The bass, midrange and treble are all ...

After my last Sony hi-fi went wrong, I was looking for another replacement of the same make. A friend of mine suggested looking at some Denon kit instead, and I've not looked back. The sound quality and setup is superb. Despite being a relatively small piece of hardware this is an excellent item, and I would advise anyone looking at a new system to investigate it. It also looks superb. If I've got one gripe it's that the instructions are a bit useless. ...

I bought my denon dm-30, after its rave reviewe, in what-hifi magazine. It cost 250 pounds but I think it's gone down in price(be warned they seem to sell it with and without the speakers, so if you get it via mail order or the internet make sure to ask) So what do you get? You get a CD player, that sounds magnifique. An RDS radio which is not bad. And pair of mission speakers And that's it. You can pay extra and get a mini disc player, or tape, etc, but do you really need it????? I connected it up to my TV, it produced great results, and because its a mini system, it does not clutter up the place. I ...