Denon D-M41DAB Hi-Fi System Bluetooth EXCL Speakers

You can get this Denon D-M41DAB Hi-Fi System Bluetooth EXCL Speakers reduced from £349 to £199.

High power output with a newly designed full discrete analog amplifier circuit

Denon’s engineers have completely rethought the design, from the styling and facilities right through to the audio circuitry, to offer even more performance and value. The new amplifier circuit delivers 2x30W, so the RCD-M41DAB has more than enough power to drive either the matching SC-M41 speakers or other popular choices (the CD receiver can be bought separately), and there’s also a dedicated headphone amplifier section for personal listening.

Simple & Straight circuit design for sound purity

Denon’s popular M series gives you high sound quality based on the “simple & straight” concept. The circuitry is uncomplicated, signal paths are short, and all adverse influences on sound quality have been minimized. The circuit design and the way the chassis is built ensure that the sound you hear is utterly faithful to the original performance.

Triple Noise Reduction Design (T.N.R.D.) to preserve signal purity

In an audio component where various circuits, boards, and wire layouts can influence each other, it is not possible to obtain satisfying specifications or sound simply by strengthening the power amp circuit. Denon has therefore eliminated three sources of noise to ensure that the sound is as clean as possible. Distortion from the input selector, electronic volume, and power amp has been suppressed to improve the signal-to-noise ratio and produce an even smoother, dramatic sound.

Bluetooth for instant wireless streaming from smartphones and tablets

Bluetooth is integrated to allow instant wireless connectivity with smartphones, tablets and computers, as part of a package of input choices designed to offer optimal flexibility. The Bluetooth circuitry has been designed complete with an on/off selector, offering convenient wireless connection when required, plus enhanced sound from the other sources like CD, DAB/DAB+, FM or digital in when it’s not in use.