Advantages: looks, name Disadvantages: deep bass quality, price tag
The kenwood DB+ is an attractive sub, it has everything that you would want from a car sub, the looks, the power claim, and the trusted name brand. However the one thing that the kenwood db+ fails on is perhaps the most important thing of all, gut werenching bass. Most people are like me and buy a subwoofer for their car because they want thumping bass blasting out as they drive. If this is what you are after then this sub isnt for you. it has a max power claim of 1000 watts and dont get me wrong it is a loud sub. but there is just something missing. it seems to distort alot on low bass notes when the volume is up. I know you may be saying, 'well thats your amp,' but it isnt because i rana rockford off the same amp and it only had a power claim of 400 watts and it was twice the strength. it is all around not a bad sub, but i would not ...
Advantages: Small, easy to store and good for those small jobs in the kitchen Disadvantages: Will struggle with larger items
** IN CONCLUSION?
As I have had previously used Kenwood products before and had been quite pleased with what they had to offer so I was quite adamant that this little processor would be as good as it claimed.
Plus I didn?t want a monster of a processor, as I knew I wouldn?t need to use it all the time so it would have to slot into the cupboard without stopping the door from shutting, so when I saw this I thought it would be the perfect size.
Setting it up is fairly simple with the bowl fitting onto the middle shaft, although it can be a little tricky at times, but not enough to spoil the show.
The liquidizer is by far the better of the two ?bowls? doing a much finer cut and being so easy to clean in itself.
Cleaning it is just as easy with it?s removable blades, which, by the way, are made of quite high quality stainless steel so ...
blissman70 28.10.2009
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Ciao members have rated this review on average: very helpful Review of Kenwood FP 220
Advantages: Inexpensive and practical Disadvantages: Rather noisy
KENWOOD WHITE COMPACT FOOD PROCESSOR
INTRODUCTION
The food processor is probably my most used kitchen appliance (next to my trusty Senseo coffee machine!!)
This review is about my current food processor, which is the Kenwood White Compact Food Processor that I bought from Argos about six years ago. I paid around £25 for the machine but on checking today I see that it is on sale in Argos (code number 420/0442) for £27.99, I have also seen them on Amazon for less than £20.
I have, in the past, owned far more expensive and intricate food processors. But this machine is perfectly adequate for me, and I do a lot of cooking. Six years on it is still working well, making my pastry, whisking my eggs shredding my vegetables etc.
I have been a Kenwood customer for forty years since my mum bought me my first Kenwood ...
