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Denon D-M10:
... have owned this system for more than a year now and i still rate it as one of the best buys in the last 2 years for the price range. I have upgraded the audio cables for gold plated ones and also the speaker wire which looked disappointingly cheap. The system produces excellent clarity and this is the system for you if you are looking for quality as opposed to quantity. Remember the more they spend on flashing li... Read the full review: One of the best systems within the price range. by talisman2002 |
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Denon D F102 Denon D-F102 - Micro system radio / Hifi System / CD / MP3 - DENON has become a world leader in the manufacture of high quality audio and audio/video equipment and software products for the entertainment and information industries. Its professional-use and consumer-use equipment and software products ar... |
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Denon D-M30 Price: 245 £ / Hifi System / Power: 2 x 20 Watt / CD-Player/ Changer: 3-Disc-Changer / Tuner: Yes / CD-Recorder: Yes / Headphone-Out: Yes overall rating |
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Denon D-M7 Hifi System / overall rating |
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Denon DM-31 Hifi System / Manufacturer: Denon overall rating |
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Denon D-M10 Price: 305 £ / Hifi System / Power: 2 x 40 Watt / CD-Player/ Changer: 3-Disc-Changer / Tuner: Yes / CD-Recorder: No / Headphone-Out: Yes overall rating |
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Denon D-M50 Price: 275 £ / Hifi System / Power: 2 x 30 Watt / CD-Player/ Changer: CD-Player / Tuner: Yes / CD-Recorder: Yes / Headphone-Out: Yes overall rating |
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Denon D-G1MD Hifi System / overall rating |
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Denon D-F100 Price: 329 £ / Hifi System / Power: 2 x 30 Watt / CD-Player/ Changer: CD-Player / Tuner: Yes / CD-Recorder: No / Headphone-Out: Yes |
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Denon S-52 Micro system with iPod cradle - radio / Hifi System / CD / MP3 / network audio player / digital player - Denon's S-52 Networked Audio System features the ability to stream music wirelessly from Internet Radio sources and other network attached storage devices, PC or Mac computers on the net... |
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Denon S-32 Micro system with iPod cradle - radio / Hifi System / network audio player |
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Denon DM-31 ... have an excellant reputation of producing home entertainment components of an awesome standard. They have produced over the years some fantastic benchmark products, and the Denon DM30 is no exception. Voted as the best micro hifi for atleast three years, Denon DM30 is an excellant product. With micro systems available from just £50, some people may find it hard to justify spending about £220, but for those who desire good audio perfomance this is an essential product. I can provide three good fundamental reasons to spend more money when purchising a micro hifi, they are 1) Sound. A more expensive micro system, such as the Denon DM31 will provide MUCH better audio ... Read the full review: Denon DM31's quality shines by bowdeni |
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Denon D-G1MD ... DG1MD has a sleek design and as a first attempt from Denon at a MD/CD/tape/tuner minisystem comes out looking very attractive. The speakers give excellent, crystal-clear sound quality, despite their size and reflect Denon s audio skills. It is fantastic to be able to record to tape/MD from radio/CD/MD/tape and this was one of the primary reasons for my purchasing the system. Another helpful function is the ability to set a timer to play your desired source at the desired time - handy for waking up to your favourite tunes in the early morning. However, Denon let me down. Within 8 months of purchasing the product, I started to notice problems - the MD player would n... Read the full review: A dubious first attempt by hurstyfish |
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Denon D-M50 ... what I think is the best compromise - micro separates. In essence this is what these small denon systems are. For your money you will get a box with a CD Player, Amp and radio. So effectively it's a Mini sytem, but here's the rub- you can add extra separates to it. Effectively it's a long slender box, so it fits is an area that you wouldn't get 'real separates' into. Denon were the first to come up with this idea although if you walk around any hi-fi retailer you will see sony and techics etc promoting similar things. Now, as I said you can add components when you feel the need, they don't need to be Denon, and they can be full sized if... Read the full review: half way house... by tuftyclub |
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