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• Link Søndag 06. Mai 2012 13:21 skrevet av tksjxcrl

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• Link Mandag 30. April 2012 07:02 skrevet av Henrietta

  Review by joe man for Rating: First of all, I dont know why anyone would say this product is confusing. Im no tech wiz, and I didnt need to consult the manual for basic operation. Programming in stations wasnt hard either.But even so, this is a fairly picayune matter considering that a receiver is a device for listening to music (and other audio sources) and should be evaluated as such. What matters most is sound quality, and this receiver sounds excellent. No, its not an audiophile product, but its probably the best sounding receiver youll find in production for this price range.Ive had mine for a few months and Im very satisfied. I have it driving a pair of JBL HLS-6102s which I consider to be about the same grade of product  mass-market mid-fi producing great sound at an affordable price. Overall the sound is very pleasing; the bass is palpable and detailed, the highs are clear and smooth. The detail at low volumes is impressive, which in my opinion is what distinguishes a good amplifier from one thats just loud.About the best thing one can say about a stereo component is that it allows them to hear things in their music they hadnt noticed before. This receiver has delivered that consistently. The phono stage is particularly nice; my records have never sounded better.In contrast to commercial audio companies which deliver big sound by manipulating frequency response like crazy, the engineers at Denon have gone to the trouble of designing a stereo that adds very little coloration to your music. In fact, my favorite feature is the pure direct function  basically a tone defeat on steroids  which allows you to circumvent all the unnecessary circuitry to deliver a signal thats true to the original recording.If I have any complaint about the product, its that its a bit bulky. I understand this is an artifact of the design. Still, it takes up a lot of room on the shelf. Also, the volume knob feels clunky.Ill repeat that this stereo is not in league with truly high-end integrated amps or separates. You have to be prepared to spend a lot more money to get that level of performance (not to mention the cost of an audiophile inputs and loudspeakers). But if youre on a budget, or just dont want to pay at least twice as much for incremental improvements in sound, dont overlook this stereo. It might be the best value going.

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• Link Lørdag 28. April 2012 22:03 skrevet av Sabarambu

  Review by joe man for Rating: First of all, I don't know why anyone would say this pdourct is confusing. I'm no tech wiz, and I didn't need to consult the manual for basic operation. Programming in stations wasn't hard either.But even so, this is a fairly picayune matter considering that a receiver is a device for listening to music (and other audio sources) and should be evaluated as such. What matters most is sound quality, and this receiver sounds excellent. No, it's not an audiophile pdourct, but it's probably the best sounding receiver you'll find in pdourction for this price range.I've had mine for a few months and I'm very satisfied. I have it driving a pair of JBL HLS-610 s which I consider to be about the same grade of pdourct mass-market mid-fi producing great sound at an affordable price. Overall the sound is very pleasing; the bass is palpable and detailed, the highs are clear and smooth. The detail at low volumes is impressive, which in my opinion is what distinguishes a good amplifier from one that's just loud.About the best thing one can say about a stereo component is that it allows them to hear things in their music they hadn't noticed before. This receiver has delivered that consistently. The phono stage is particularly nice; my records have never sounded better.In contrast to commercial audio companies which deliver big sound by manipulating frequency response like crazy, the engineers at Denon have gone to the trouble of designing a stereo that adds very little coloration to your music. In fact, my favorite feature is the pure direct function basically a tone defeat on steroids which allows you to circumvent all the unnecessary circuitry to deliver a signal that's true to the original recording.If I have any complaint about the pdourct, it's that it's a bit bulky. I understand this is an artifact of the design. Still, it takes up a lot of room on the shelf. Also, the volume knob feels clunky.I'll repeat that this stereo is not in league with truly high-end integrated amps or separates. You have to be prepared to spend a lot more money to get that level of performance (not to mention the cost of an audiophile inputs and loudspeakers). But if you're on a budget, or just don't want to pay at least twice as much for incremental improvements in sound, don't overlook this stereo. It might be the best value going.

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