Average Reviews:
(More customer reviews)I honestly expected better performance from the unit. The bass is lacking and the treble/bass control does not really give the sound any dynamics.
The thing looks amazing, like someone put good thought into it. It's pretty heavy. The remote looks well designed also but seems a bit cheaply made. The iPod interface is cumbersome with the changing of the dock inserts for different iPods, although not a deal breaker.
For some reason, the volume when using the line feature with my CPU has a very low volume ( & yes I turned the CPU volume almost all the way up)
All in all. It's nice. Worth the price?? depends on what u r paying for. For me the sound lacks depth and come across mostly flat, but I must admit the sound fills the space very well.
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GENEVA's motto, "simplicity sounds better," is the answer to the question of whether electronics have to be ugly and complicated. The Model M cabinet is a strikingly seamless design statement that disguises the power and versatility of the hi-fi system hidden inside. The cabinet's woodworking features traditional intarsia techniques to create the subtle radius corners, and the hand-finished lacquering is superb. Tucked underneath a flip-up lid are the controls that make hi-fi easier and more attractive. The backlit TouchLights brighten on contact and allow full control of the menu system of an iPod or iPhone, a level of usability not found in rivals. There's also an FM radio with digital tuner, and a programmable clock with alarm. A line-in jack allows you to connect anything from a turntable to a television. Not quite 8 inches high, the Model M has a full stereo array that rivals the power of bulky multi-box component systems. Each speaker is powered by its own dedicated digital amplifier. These digital amps are also incredibly energy efficient, drawing less than 20% of the electricity burned by conventional stereos - which is why GENEVA was named first in Metropolis magazine's list of top new sustainable products.
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