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Despite a wide selection of features, the Denon CEOL-N10 is a compact and easy-to-use solution. This device doesn’t take up much space, and it takes minutes to set up. DLNA, Auto Power Off, Sleep Timer, iPod/iPhone Charging, Wake Up function, Internet Radio, Voice Control, Timer, Wireless Music Centre Enjoy exceptional sound in a minimalist style. The Denon CEOL N11DAB Hi-Fi-Network CD Receiver with HEOS Built-in music streaming, Bluetooth® and voice control is the perfect compact stereo for all your musical desires. THE ONE. FOR ALL. We couldn’t, among the various HEOS menus, find any way to change what the display shows when the unit is playing, though you can choose whether and how it shows the time when it’s off. You can set a time for it to turn on automatically, and the source it should play. With something to suit virtually every taste, this company has tried its hand at headphones, Hi-Fi systems, home theatres and more. In other words, if you’re looking for high-quality audio, then Denon gives you a good place to start.
They also have built-in phono stages so they can be hooked straight up to a system, and both feature unique dust covers that can be removed and used to rest a vinyl album sleeve against.Play your personal music collection – even in high-resolution. The CEOL N11DAB Network-Receiver supports all major streaming formats. All the great music services are fully integrated. Or listen to high-quality DAB+ radio stations. Set the mood that's just right for the moment.
The high quality CD mechanism plays all your compact disc in high quality as it is especially designed to minise vibration which could influence the audio quality. It plays MP3 and WMA files too. A key design element are the touch keys on the top of the CEOL N11DAB. They give an immediate response – by light. This Network-Receiver also has a double-layered scratch-resistant surface which provides a distinct and satisfying feel. SEAMLESS CONNECTIVITY. Well, first off, it’s important to note that this is a full Hi-Fi system. It’s a lot more sophisticated than any wireless speaker on its own. If you’re in the market for a mini HiFi system that’s big on performance, then this could be the product you’ve been looking for. We continued to some Tidal streaming; there’s no unfolding of MQA Masters here for high-res streaming (as rival streaming system BluOS offers), but it’s arguable whether high-res is going to improve the excellent sound we enjoyed, whether punching up some bouncy REM or delivering the drifting flow of Philip Glass’s Closing. There was a limit to the size of bass the speakers could deliver, but the deep underlying organ note under Closing was certainly present, if not fully resonant.Everything else is pretty much covered, a great deal of it by the inclusion of the Denon/Marantz wireless multiroom platform HEOS. This you’ll control via the HEOS app on your phone or tablet, and it is one of the best and simplest control apps for such platforms. A frequency sweep indicated that (in our listening room) the system was reproducing tones down into the 30s of hertz, finding its full strength in the 60s and 70s and rising impressively smoothly from there. Since the speakers are rear-ported, positioning will affect this somewhat, but can also be usefully employed to tweak it. There are various ways to tweak the sound quality, most easily accessed from the HEOS ‘now playing’ screen. This has a left-right balance control, plus EQ offering treble and bass sliders, and a ‘Super Dynamic Bass’ option, which certainly thumps up the low end, at the expense of a slight softening of higher frequencies; this was too much for us with internet radio, indeed it’s a sign of good sonic design that we spent nearly all of our CEOL listening with the ‘Source Direct’ option engaged, thereby hopefully getting the cleanest path to music. HEOS also delivers multiroom operation. Put another HEOS-compatible player elsewhere in your home and the ‘Rooms’ section of the HEOS app makes it ever so simple to have the same music playing to several or to all HEOS devices at once, whether they be HEOS-equipped soundbars, wireless speakers, even monumental AV receivers. You can also play the inputs of one device over the network to other HEOS devices, but – importantly – only the analogue inputs, not digital ones. For the kitchen I have an old Marantz CR603. Over the years the DAB gave up and the online services available shrank as Marantz removed 3rd party integration ( still a thing I gather here). We use the radio a lot (FM/AM but DAB would cover most stations I hope), the CD occasionally and use the aux for phone. Would definitely want to have more streaming options. Have considered keeping the 603 but adding a Bluesound Node. Sorta prefer to keep it simple in kitchen (family use - presets preferred!). Sound quality is important to me but for kitchen use, it's not so critical.
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