Advise needed: Denon D-M33 coupled wif MS Genie

[Guest Toma]

Hi, a newbie in getting a mini Hifi for music listening (music genre: pop, classic, almost anything) as well as doubling it as computer speakers.

 

I was thinking of purchasing the Denon D-M33 and replaced the stock speakers with a pair of  MS Genie 402 and the MS 409w subwoofer.

 

The speakers will be mounted on the wall to free up space on my desk.

 

Will this setup sound better than the stock speakers ?

 

Or is there any other suggestions for satellite speakers ?

 

Lol, last question how much would a pair of Genie speaker n subwoofer cost?  Thanks a millions  ;)

 

Any comments or suggestions are greatly appreciated ? 

 

Cheers  ;D

[SiriuslyCold]

aren't the Denon speakers made by Mission?

[hifiluv]

aren't the Denon speakers made by Mission?

 

understand the previous model is by Mission, the later one (2005), Denon OEM themselves. 

 

which ever, why dont try to use stock speakers first.

 

:)

[f_spider]

Previous Model, DM-31 actually uses Mission Speakers..........

 

I had d honour to recommend a friend of mine of owning one.........

 

I muz say, diz is an excellent set........

 

Bro Toma, recently i saw a set  @ Audio House (sims drive)........

 

U should try getting diz set instead, then u dun even hav to change speakers @ all.......

 

Rated 5-stars by What-HiFi , it was d undisputed champion for a good 2yrs & more 8)

 

[hifiluv]

Previous Model, DM-31 actually uses Mission Speakers..........

 

I had d honour to recommend a friend of mine of owning one.........

 

I muz say, diz is an excellent set........

 

Bro Toma, recently i saw a set  @ Audio House (sims drive)........

 

U should try getting diz set instead, then u dun even hav to change speakers @ all.......

 

Rated 5-stars by What-HiFi , it was d undisputed champion for a good 2yrs & more 8)

 

 

yep, use it as it is first and see how.  however with the same breathe... i too like to mix and match, eg my bedroom minicompo is Panasonic, but i m using JVC speakers with Belden spk wires, the sound is better than using the default Panasonic speakers (which now i use as fronts for my HT setup).

 

then after a faithful 9 years, the JVC kaput on me, one of the mid driver blown. last nite i just acquired a beautiful pair reconditioned Monitor Audio speakers, model - Monitor 7 Gold.  now playing around with it..... ;D

 

 

[SiriuslyCold]

now playing around with it..... ;D

 

sounds .. err... ominous! ;D ;D

 

*roflmao*

 

so anyway, I have the DM30 (wow 2 generations back) and in the UK they released with Mission speakers whereas the local set came with stock Denons. not too shabby although  I liked it better with my little Paradigm Micro pair.

 

Toma, i think using the stock speakers first is a good idea... then if you are unsatisfied with the sound you can start looking for options. Note that there's only about 25W per channel I think so you'll need sensitive ones to play loud (88db/w/m)

[hifiluv]

sounds .. err... ominous! ;D ;D

*roflmao*

 

wah dont be like tis leh... after thread will be rated for "Mature Audience Only"....LOL.... ;D

[MC_Hammer]

If u are a DIY person...the cheapest n the most effective way is to open up the speakers...change the internal  speaker cables  n capacitors inside

[hifiluv]

If u are a DIY person...the cheapest n the most effective way is to open up the speakers...change the internal  speaker cables  n capacitors inside

 

yep, actually speakers very easy to mod... even changing the cross over wires (which normally is of avearge or low quality) helps to improve the sound quite a lot.  did tat with my Panasonic speakers. 

 

got another pair of speakers which i actually swipe drivers to "balance" the sound, now its serving me very well as an office setup.  :D

[Guest Toma]

Thanks for all the replies man, think I will just stick with the stocks speakers for now,

 

maybe will whack some 2nd hand speakers next time.

 

Once again thanks for all the replies.  :)