[KelvinHT]

in my quest to find a suitable dab wifi system for our bedroom and have been trying many of the units available I stumbled across Currys Digital selling the Denon S-52DAB for £279. I have seen this unit upto as much as £500+.

[Tfish]

online or in store?

[KelvinHT]

Originally Posted by Tfish

online or in store?

In Store

[mike7]

I guess with the Pure Avanti Flow and the new Pure Sensia being a similar spec and around the £250 mark they have had to bring the Denon down to a similar marketable price. The Sensia lacks a built in i-Pod dock though and, of course, the Denon includes a CD player.

Has anyone had any experience of these devices being able to pick up programmes on BBC iplayer? That would be a definite selling point for me.

[KelvinHT]

One of the unit I have tried was the Avanti Flow, we found it a nice unit to use but the wireless side was a weak, the only reason we moved on from it was it failed 4 weeks after purchase. As with most DAB radios the display was to bright for us as a bedside unit, we has the brightness on the lowest setting and we had to use 4 layers of tinting film to bring it down to a acceptable level.

Sound wise the Denon is better and with all the aerial connections, cd, ethernet, CD, usb makes the denon a unit better than the Flow at the reduced price.

DAB on the Flow is good, better than the Robets 202 & Revo Radiostation but the Denon is better still.

[Carlstune]

There is also the new Revo Ikon ........... looking very pretty.

No idea on the ear quality.