DrazenBab said: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. Although a brilliant system in its own right, the DM41DAB reaches out to your other sources, too. If you've got a TV, games console or TV set-top box, you can plug them in using the two standard optical inputs. An analogue AUX input is also included for older sources. NatWest, RBS and Ulster Bank to close at least 172 branches in 2023/24 – here's the full list, plus alternatives

Products returned under warranty will be assessed and/or repaired within a reasonable time period. You will be provided with a repair time after the item is assessed. This time may vary due to reasons beyond our or the manufacturer's control, such as parts availability and incorrect fault advice given.By fitting a subwoofer output, Denon gives you a wider choice of speaker options. Instead of medium-sized or floorstanding speakers you can use an active subwoofer with small satellite speakers - the choice is yours. Prices valid in stores (all including VAT) until close of business on 25th November 2023. (Some of these web prices are cheaper than in-store, so please mention that you've seen these offers online.) years on and Denon’s basic sonic signature hasn’t changed one bit. It’s a fine balance between smooth and dramatic; between easy-listening and entertaining. Do you want two completely separate music playing setups or one system that can do 'multi-room' (may not be available for your budget?).

You may be required to pay labour, assessment or freight costs, such as where goods are assessed to have been damaged by misuse or accident, or where the goods are assessed not to be faulty. We will provide you with a cost if this case arrises. The Chancellor Jeremy Hunt has today (Wednesday 22 November) announced a range of tax, benefits and savings measures. We round up the key announcements and what they mean for you. Like Onlythesound implies, if anyone is to assist you, we need more information. In addition to info already requested, I'd like to know:The system might look simple on the outside, but things are a lot more complicated on the inside. Basically, Denon has gone over all the circuitry to eliminate as many potential sources of distortion as it could. It’s simplified circuitry, shortened signal paths and separated analogue and digital circuits. It’s suppressed distortion from the input selector, volume control and power amp – all with a view to producing the cleanest, purest sound.

Complementing that spaciousness is a hugely impressive clarity. This is a really insightful listen, full of subtle texture.If any electrical goods that you returned may lose settings or user saved preferences during the resetting and rebooting phases in a repair sequence. The entire point of micro hi-fi systems is to save space, and the Denon D-M41 does just that. Its footprint is a little smaller than a piece of A4 paper, so it shouldn’t have a problem fitting into your bedroom, kitchen or home office. Good hi-fi has the tendency to make you want to rediscover your music collection, and this does just that. This micro hi-fi system proves you don’t need to go for separate components to get great sound. Denon’s baby Hi-Fi systems have always been renowned for putting sound first and the DM41 DAB is no different. "Simple & Straight" circuit design minimizes distortion from the input selector, electronic volume control and power amp for sound purity and very low levels of distortion. Working alongside this, Triple Noise Reduction Design (TNRD) works to preserve the signal quality for the most accurate, life-like sound. Autumn Statement: Workers to pay less in national insurance – but rate cuts don't offset the freezing of personal tax thresholds