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Denon debuts two iPod-docking stereos
By Charles Starrett
Senior Editor, iLounge
Published: Monday, December 17, 2007
News Category: iPod Accessories
Denon Electronics has introduced two new S-Series Networked Audio Systems, the S-52 and S-32, both of which are equipped with built-in iPod Docks. The S-32 and S-52 also feature built-in Wi-Fi, Audyssey Bass-XT and Dynamic EQ audio processing, a multi-function scroll wheel on the top of the unit for easier iPod and menu navigation, the ability to stream music wirelessly from Internet Radio sources, network attached storage devices, and PC or Mac computers, the ability to decode MP3, WMA, AAC, WAV and FLAC formats, and the ability to connect to the Rhapsody digital music service. In addition, the S-52 also features a built-in HD Radio tuner, a slot-loading CD player, and a USB port, and is also XM Satellite Radio ready. Joe Stinziano, Denon’s Senior Vice President for Sales & Marketing, said, “Our new S-Series products embody Denon’s ‘Whole Home Audio’ strategy and are designed to provide ‘Boundless Entertainment’ opportunities for our customers. The S-Series Networked Audio Systems truly raise the bar for the entire compact category, offering users advanced networking, connectivity, performance and convenience features.” The Denon S-32 and S-52 iPod-docking Networked Audio Systems are available now and sell for $499 and $699, respectively.
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1
All hail the $700 boombox!
Posted by Bad Beaver on December 17, 2007 at 10:31 AM (PDT)
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What you will hear next that this is the product will make MP3’s true Hi-Fidelity, but only as long as you buy the gold plated electric chord and solid gold wireless capability. Yes it does offer a lot for the money but there are a lot of other products out there for a much better price.
Posted by GMan on December 17, 2007 at 4:26 PM (PDT)