Denon CD players have a habit of sounding rather good.
Now you need a Theta or Monarchy Audio DAC to plug it into!
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I'm Geoff.
Denon CD players have a habit of sounding rather good.
Now you need a Theta or Monarchy Audio DAC to plug it into!
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Im not messing with it at the minute Geoff, im really happy with the sound im getting. Its a great cd player. Also changed my speaker cable which has added some much needed weight to the sound.Originally Posted by walpurgis
Denon CD players have a habit of sounding rather good.
Now you need a Theta or Monarchy Audio DAC to plug it into!
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