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Bluetooth capability makes this Denon microsystem even better than before.
Denon D-M41DAB : Read more
Denon D-M41DAB : Read more
Buy.Any ideas when Denon will release a newer version ?
Denon D-M41DAB has been out 2 + years.
Should I buy or wait?
So you believe they will not release a new version any time soon.Buy.
Hi I'm looking into buy this system after reading your review.Bluetooth capability makes this Denon microsystem even better than before.
Denon D-M41DAB : Read more
I would also buy, if I were you. I did, to replace my classic D-M35DAB which I owned and may I say loved for close to 18 years. The new M41 adds a whole new sonic presence and dimension, matched with my award-winning Wharfedale 11.2 stand mounts and a 10" Sub, this little giant killer is a must to behold. You know what they say, you never know what the future M42 could bring to the mix or lose in that regard. Sometimes they add few bits but drop few in the process too. If you're after built-in WiFi (which isn't a guarantee they will finally include it in the M42) you could wait, but if you are after sound quality and performance - the M41 is it! Cheers.So you believe they will not release a new version any time soon.
They usually do every couple of years.
Absolutely. You will get that extra sound dimension and deeper lows you just couldn't extort from those little speakers that come boxed in with the main unit. I would suggest a middle-of the road range of a good 8" Sub for smaller/tighter spaces and rooms and the 10" ifyou happen to listen to your M41 in a living or family room-sized environments. Hope this helps.Hi I'm looking into buy this system after reading your review.
It is worthy to add a subwoofer to the system ? and which one would you guys recommend ?
Thank you !
I have just returned to the UK and was looking to buy something like this but a lot of my music is on a hard drive, which I needed to reduce space (and price) whilst overseas. If I bought this, without the USB, I would have to find some other way of connecting a lot of my more recent music. I am thinking that I will have to look elsewhere. Pity.I would also buy, if I were you. I did, to replace my classic D-M35DAB which I owned and may I say loved for close to 18 years. The new M41 adds a whole new sonic presence and dimension, matched with my award-winning Wharfedale 11.2 stand mounts and a 10" Sub, this little giant killer is a must to behold. You know what they say, you never know what the future M42 could bring to the mix or lose in that regard. Sometimes they add few bits but drop few in the process too. If you're after built-in WiFi (which isn't a guarantee they will finally include it in the M42) you could wait, but if you are after sound quality and performance - the M41 is it! Cheers.
Don't be too disappointed.I have just returned to the UK and was looking to buy something like this but a lot of my music is on a hard drive, which I needed to reduce space (and price) whilst overseas. If I bought this, without the USB, I would have to find some other way of connecting a lot of my more recent music. I am thinking that I will have to look elsewhere. Pity.
Yes, it makes sense. I was already quite sure to go for the Spektor 2s, but I needed a second opinion before buying them.As you like your Dali's Ludovic, go with a Denon / Spektor bundle.
I doubt 30W will be too little for either in your small room, but it would seem sensible to get the slighter more sensitive Spektor 2 if you can.
Imagine that I owned the DM41 and 3020i and told you it was the perfect combination.Just piggybacking here as I was about to buy a DM41 with Q Acoustics 3020i’s. Does anyone have any experience with this combo and does anyone know if this sounds like a good pairing? Thanks