Full Description

The Denon RCD-M40 is a micro hi-fi system with a focus on quality and versatility and greatly improves upon the previous RCD-M39 model. Integrated into the amplifier is a CD player and radio tuner with capability to receive DAB, DAB+ and FM. There's a USB port for connecting iPods or memory sticks with MP3 music up front and two digital and one analogue inputs on the rear for connecting other devices such as televisions.

The RCD-M40 has user friendly front two line FL display, you can easily identity the music track or radio station playing. It has large buttons for easy operation and Plug 'n' Play set up. It also features a timer setting and auto standby mode. The compact size of 210mm width and just 310mm depth allows for an easy set up of the RCD-M40 on a bookshelf, in a bedroom or in the home office. With several colour combinations, it easily blends into people’s daily life, delivering impeccable performance at the same time.

• Updated cosmetic design
• Triple noise reduction
• Headphone amp with gain control
• iDevice charging - even in standby mode
• 2 optical inputs
• High quality speaker terminals
• Easy to use remote
• USB ports supporting MP3, WMA, FLAC, WAV and AAC
• Low gravity CD mechanism

Simple & Straight

Denon’s popular M series gives you high sound quality based on the “simple & straight” concept. Circuitry is uncomplicated, signal paths are short, and all adverse influences on sound quality have been minimised. The circuit design and the way the chassis is built ensure that the sound you hear is utterly faithful to the original performance.

Direct Play

You can also listen to music files from your iPod by simply connecting it to the USB port with the USB cable that came with the iPod. Digital signals from the iPod are transmitted as is to the RCD-M40 and are processed by advanced audio circuitry to produce a clean, high-quality sound. Moreover, the RCD-M40’s USB port is not only capable of playing MP3 and WMA files, but also lossless FLAC, WAV and AAC.

Triple Noise Reduction

In an audio component where various circuits, boards, and wire layouts can influence each other, it is not possible to obtain satisfying specifications or sound simply by strengthening the power amp circuit. Denon has therefore eliminated three sources of noise to ensure that the sound is as clean as possible. Distortion from the input selector, electronic volume and power amp has been suppressed to improve the signal-to-noise ratio and produce an even smoother, dramatic sound.

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