Advantages: Sound quality Disadvantages: Price compared to lesser rivals
**Introduction**
I am very comfortable with my Hifi Setup at the moment and will not be upgrading for a while yet. I had been in the market for a second setup and Having looked for a small second system for my bedroom I knew Denon were one of the best brands in the mini hifi system field so I felt very comfortable about choosing this one of a couple of similar Sony DAB Systems. I eventually chose this D-M37 from Denon after hearing a demo of it in my local hifi store. Here is my verdict on the system.
**The Unit**
If you know much about Hifi Equipment then you will instantly recognise the Denon style with this Unit as it is pretty much standard Denon for a product of the type, The unit is available in either Black or as Silver (as shown in the picture). So what comes in the unit? well as standard you get the DAB Tuner which also ...
should go well with many accessories because it really looks good. However, always think carefully as to whether you actually really need something before you buy it. We buy so many things nowadays that we don't really need.
High Quality 24-Bit, 192 kHz Audio DACs (4xPCM-1791)
DENON Link, HDMI 1.1 Multichannel Digital Audio Output
Silicon Optix Reon chip for de-interlacer and scaler
Complete 10 bit video processing
Scaler (480/576p / 720p / 1080i / 1080p)
DENON Pixel Image Correction (10 bit)
Dual Discrete Video Circuit with 12 bit/216 MHz Video DACs
Support for PC resolutions (VGA, XGA, WXGA, SXGA)
More adjustments: Pixel cropping on/off, H+V position (HDMI)
DivX 6 playback
Improved GUI
RS-232C & IR in/out
Power supply: AC220V-240V 50Hz
Power consumption: 45W
Dimension (WxHxD): 434 x 102 x 386 mm
Net Weight: 7 ...
Nazuku 09.06.2007
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Ciao members have rated this review on average: very helpful Review of Denon DVD-2930
Advantages: All in one and very versatile. Good sound given a quality source Disadvantages: Fiddly set-up. All menu driven, so a bit tricky to navigate too.
For once, I?m writing about something I don?t own, but having spent the best part of a day getting one of these to work, and succeeding, I reckon that all I?m not entitled to comment on is its durability, although it does seem quite impervious to being sworn at.
The Denon S52DAB (described by Denon as a ?Wireless Network CD Music System?) is an interesting proposal, looking not unlike one of those Bose All-In-One efforts that they are so coy about printing the full price of except in the small print of their ads. Yes, it?s a stereo system but with that unconvincing separation between its speakers that will leave a true hi-fi nut tut-tutting.
However, for what it is; a glorified clock radio, probably doomed to a bedroom or kitchen (ahem, wait for the agonised cries of ?not fair?), it sounds pretty bloody good, given a decent ...
BNibbles 12.12.2009
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Ciao members have rated this review on average: very helpful Review of Denon S 52 DAB
Fantastic sound Quality, affordable (without losing manufacturer quality), Very easy to use, can handle several speakers without the need for adding additional amps, Plenty of inputs and outputs (ideal if you want to hook it up to the stereo and tv)
None. My parents have bought the system, and have a technological knowledge of zero, therefore they find the use of the remote control a little confusing, but after set-up and a good read of the manual, its relatively easy to get to grips with (*)
