Am looking for a setup for a 13' x 13' room to sit on the front wall. Music will be stored on an iPod in lossless format and I've ruled out 5.1 to keep it simple and avoid filling the room with speakers.
Was set on Denon's s301 which ticked all my boxes and was confident this would bring out the best of my room for both music and movies. The cinema experience is not a priority but the Denon would deliver a good attempt at this and I had convinced myself I would never look back.
However, the Fatman itube carbon edition has caught my eye. Coupled with some decent bookshelves this would satisfy my music requirements and I'd hook a DVD player into one of the inputs.
Of course the Denon is an excellent DVD system, but music remains a priority and the Fatman appeals as (in my eyes) it looks great. I doubt anyone has compared the two as essentially they satisfy different requirements. But any comment on either product will be very welcome - also suggestions for speakers if I go with the Fatman, requirement here is the smaller the better, without too much compromise in sound of course...
Have posted in the hifi section as music is priority over film.
Was set on Denon's s301 which ticked all my boxes and was confident this would bring out the best of my room for both music and movies. The cinema experience is not a priority but the Denon would deliver a good attempt at this and I had convinced myself I would never look back.
However, the Fatman itube carbon edition has caught my eye. Coupled with some decent bookshelves this would satisfy my music requirements and I'd hook a DVD player into one of the inputs.
Of course the Denon is an excellent DVD system, but music remains a priority and the Fatman appeals as (in my eyes) it looks great. I doubt anyone has compared the two as essentially they satisfy different requirements. But any comment on either product will be very welcome - also suggestions for speakers if I go with the Fatman, requirement here is the smaller the better, without too much compromise in sound of course...
Have posted in the hifi section as music is priority over film.