Denon S52

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25 Jul 2008 Great features and sound I agree with the other user who said that the S-52 is difficult to set up. It requires some patience in entering the Network information (e.g. WPA password), and a few times of saying, "Stink, I hit the wrong button again." But, once you get past the initial setup, the listening options are fantastic. I was surprised that the S-52 doesn't have any tone or bass and treble adjustments, but that's because it uses electronics to adjust the tone dynamically based on volume. The result is that sound q... –Todd Blumerfrom Amazon.com
20 Apr 2008 At last, a total digital music solution This product exceeded my expectations. Here are details not highlighted in the product info:

A) Sound quality
I compared it with a friend to his Bose Wave system. We both prefered Denon, which had richer bass and fuller range. Both systems created an impressive stereophonic spread throughout the room if placed in the right position. Denon also compared favorably to Tivoli Radio (but Tivoli is mono). You can add an external subwoofer to this Denon (the external speaker port is for "mo... –John Dupreefrom Amazon.com
22 Mar 2008 Good start but needs more flexibility. Overall, I'm satisfied with my Denon S-52. It's very well-built and feels very solid (it weighs over 14 pounds!) with impressive build quality. The WLAN antenna on the back is detachable so you can use a different Wi-Fi antenna if you need extra range.

For just popping in an iPod or CD and playing it, this thing works like a dream. It supports CD-R's burned with files (like .MP3's or .WMA files) and thumb drives work well. It won't span sub-directories for continuous play so you have ... –The Fredfrom Amazon.com

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