The Denon D-M41 is a compact mini hi-fi system built around a CD receiver and a pair of two-way speakers. It plays CDs, CD-R/RW discs and MP3/WMA files, streams over Bluetooth, and pulls in AM/FM radio, with two optical inputs for a TV or console and a subwoofer output for more bass. Its 30W-per-channel amplifier and Denon's noise-reduction circuitry give it cleaner, more controlled sound than most all-in-one micro systems, and owners rate it highly for build and sound at its level. It suits small rooms, desks and shelves where a full separates stack won't fit.
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Owners and reviewers consistently praise the D-M41 for sound quality and build that beat most micro systems, and many call it the best small CD system at its level. Criticisms center on the basic speakers and the lack of network streaming.
The Denon D-M41 is a compact mini Hi-Fi system. It combines a CD receiver, Bluetooth streaming and an AM/FM tuner with a pair of matched 2-way speakers. Each speaker has a woofer and a tweeter.
The amplifier delivers 30W per channel into 6 ohms. A Triple Noise Reduction Design limits interference between digital and wireless components. Bluetooth can be turned off to reduce interference. The construction is vibration-resistant.
The CD player reads CD, CD-R/RW, MP3 and WMA discs. Two optical digital inputs let you connect a TV or other digital sources. An analog input, a subwoofer output and a headphone jack are also included. A remote control comes with the system.
