Revo Technologies SuperCD - Deluxe Digital Music System with CD, DAB/DAB+/FM, Walnut/Silver

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For the Revo SuperSystem DAB+, the company has chosen the range of materials available based not just how they look, but how well they support the quality of sound emitted. SuperCD is equipped to receive a wide range of radio standards including DAB, DAB+, FM with RDS and wi-fi internet radio – providing access to over 30,000 stations from around the world. Der einzigartige Klang des SuperCD resultiert aus dem perfekten Zusammenspiel aller Bauteile in Kombination mit Software. Qualitativ hochwertige Elektronik trifft auf voll-digitale Technologie und state-of-the-art Sound-Ingenieurskunst. Das Resultat ist ein voller, satter und sauberer Sound, der Maßstäbe setzt. We changed to internet radio – it was no better, indeed slightly worse on low-resolution stations. We were worried by this, to be honest: it was not the sound we expect from Ruark devices, which normally present a warm friendly radio sound. What makes this Revo extra special is the built-in CD player. This lets you play all your existing CDs while still having access to the latest streaming functions, plus much more. The CD player is compatible with a wide range of formats, including CDR and CDRW.

There is a chunky plastic remote but the best way to wield and juggle all of these sources is via the app. There is no official app, but Revo uses the free Undok app to great effect. There is a ‘Music Player’ option which you can use to play either from USB or from music shares on the network, although unfortunately the R3 couldn’t see our NAS drive of music (only our PVR, from which it bravely offered to play episodes of Home and Away etc., but of course couldn’t). From USB it was able to play MP3, AAC, WMA, WAV and FLAC, the last two up to 24-bit/48kHz, so no support for higher-res PCM or DSD. But if you’re happy to pop over to the R3 and switch this manually each time, you can enjoy the best which the R3 has to offer, which is considerable. It’s a delightful CD player, for example, those full-quality files filling the room with well-balanced sound. And the louder you play, the happier the R3 seems to be; the bass available from the two 75mm drivers is remarkable as you raise the level; its response begins in the 40s of hertz and rises impressively smoothly. Look for brands that have a reputation for good sound quality. The best brands for sound quality at the moment are arguably Revo and Ruark, though Pure and Roberts make some great-sounding radios too. The engineering that went into this unit also means that you continue to access the same unbeatable music quality at any volume. Even if you crank the sound up all the way, you’ll be able to achieve the same composure with even the most complex tunes. The 15cm bass driver certainly helps to support this, ensuring that you can always obtain a rich and warm undercurrent in your songs.It features a Bluetooth receiver, allowing you to play music from your phone or laptop through the R1’s high-quality speaker. The kingpin of Revo’s SuperSeries range, the SuperCD is a seriously impressive unit. Not only is it a CD player, but it also comes with DAB radio and internet radio built in. But does it live up to the company’s stellar reputation? We’ve carried out extensive testing to put the Revo SuperCD through its paces. Read on to discover whether or not it is really worth the price tag. For the ultimate in convenience, the Revo SuperCD comes with high quality Bluetooth APTX connectivity. Connect up to your compatible phone, tablet, laptop or PC and you'll be able to wirelessly stream your stored music and music streaming services. This high quality version of Bluetooth also ensures the sound quality is closer to a wired connection than ever. There’s a gorgeous walnut wood casing, with volume control and CD slot on the top. Discs are loaded in vertically, which adds to the retro-futurist feel. The front panel, meanwhile, really looks the part, with a vintage design to it. In our SuperConnect review, we mentioned that model resembles a vintage hifi. The SuperCD takes that to the next level- with the way that the controls are set out, along with the wider body, it’s almost like a genuine guitar amp from the mid-Seventies. As well as sounding great, their radios are also incredibly stylish and will enhance the look of any room in the house.

SuperCD is equipped to receive a wide range of radio standards including DAB, DAB+, FM with RDS and wi-fi internet radio – providing access to over 36,000 stations from around the world. The SuperSignal’s compact size would make it a good choice for a kitchen countertop or bedside table. Die BMR (Balanced Mode Radiator) Lautsprechertreiber basieren auf Flach-Membranlautsprechertechnologie und vereinigen das Leistungsvermögen von Flachlautsprechern mit den kolbenartigen Bewegungen eines konventionellen Lautsprechers. Hierdurch entstehen kompakte und leistungsstarke Driver, die über ein verbessertes Abstrahlverhalten verfügen und außerdem einen größeren „Sweet Spot“ erzeugen.Wirelessly stream music to superconnect from a wide variety of Bluetooth® enabled devices including smartphones, tablets and laptops. Roberts are one of the most recognised radio manufacturers, with a history of making quality products. The REVO SuperCD combines everything that a high-class, modern one-box music system has to offer. It receives digital DAB and DAB+ radio, analogue FM radio and Internet radio and has a vertical top-loader CD player and USB media player. Video This Revo system also has the advantage of offering Spotify Connect (requires Spotify Premium account). Spotify Connect uses your existing Spotify account but seamlessly transfers it between sources. So, for example, you might be listening to Spotify on your mobile device then, when you arrive home, transfer it to the Revo radio at the touch of a button! Wherever you use 3G or 4G, Wi-Fi or LAN, AirPlay, Bluetooth or UPnP, Spotify Connect simply keeps the music following - seamlessly. Like the R5, the R7 has an internet tuner, so you can listen to thousands of stations from around the world using WiFi.