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Denon 2900

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Old 18-09-2004, 9:06 AM   #1
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Cool Denon 2900
off to buy the Denon 2900 this morning from superfi it`s like christmas eve lol
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wouldnt it be better to get the 2910 or 3910?
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And what is the big difference between them (apart from the price) would it benifit me? and £499 for the 2900 looks like a good deal no?
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I noticed hifisuppliers.co.uk are doing the DVD2900 for £469 right now! Check it out
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i dont about the 2900 specs but the 2910 and 3910 are newer models that offer DVi and HDMI conections. As well as good video D/A converters.

Being newer models they might be better than the older one.
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If you have no use for DVI or HDMI then the 2900 is a storming buy at £500.

Worht every penny and newer doesn't always mean better.
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