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Apparently, the looks of the series turned a few customers away... way too serious looking, especially considering the period during which these were introduced. But once you let any of these warm up - bang !... you'd almost wonder what hifi did do for the past thirty years to bring you a better music reproduction ; hook it to a decent LP turntable and you really start wondering.
I couldn't have said it better!
Check out the incredible history of Denon.
1 comment:
I had a PMA-320 that I loved dearly until it kicked the bucket. I now have an NAD 3020 that I like, but it just doesn't have the oomph of the Denon.
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