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I posted a while back about resurrecting my old Denon hifi. It was this thread here:
 Servicing my old Denon system Hi I'll admit I'm a newbie and I won't make any pretensions as to knowing what I'm talking about nor saying I have the best gear in the world. But here goes I got my old hifi system back from my folks as I now have my new place and I want to basically get it back up and running. It's not been... www.avforums.com
Well good and bad since then. I've serviced the cassette deck and all seems fine. Plays fine, had the deck running through my system in my studio (I'm a musician as well) and all is well. I've also swapped out the old Sony turntable for a new Denon DP450. Happy with both.
Now back to the CD Player. Despite my last post there, it hasn't gone as well as I thought. The CD player seems to skip badly and the output seems go a little crazy way too often. Whether I'm playing back cassettes or vinyl from either of the two decks, the output descends into fuzzy static. I think it's safe to say it's toast.
I was looking at the later Denon DM41 as a replacement. The problem is there only seems to be one single analogue input, which means I can't connect both the tape deck and the turntable.
I'm not married to Denon by any means and would ideally like to keep things compact. Can anyone recommend a decent mini system that has a good cd mech and will take inputs from both my other units? Or should I cut my losses and go with a separate CD Player and Amp? I was ideally wanting to pick something up for £300 or so. |
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28-11-2019 02:37:51
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