National RX-C39F Silver 240V 30W

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hopey

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This one is a cracker. Quality sound from two way speakers and the famous 3ohm white drivers!

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MyOhMy

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The closest models I have to this are the RX-C36 and the RX-C41 which sit either side of yours in the range. Whilst the RX-C36 is rather a basic and simple box with a sound quality to suit, the RX-C41 is far superior in build & sound quality so I would guess your RX-C39 would fit somewhere in between the two and still sound fantastic through headphones. IN UK I have only ever seen the RX-C39 in black and it has little visual appeal to me but your silver model looks like the Crown Jewels by comparison. :yes:
 
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jimmyjimmy19702010

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The key to these smaller boxes sounding good is the graphic equalizer. Being able to pull down the mids makes all the difference.

IMHO, the best sounding (best bass) C series box is the C45 which incidently is smaller than the C39 but is 1.6 kilos heavier!

The C39 is a bit down of power (12 watts RMS v 15 watts RMS) but should still sound good when compared with smaller 1 piece units.

Congrats,

James.... :-)
 
MyOhMy

MyOhMy

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jimmyjimmy19702010 said:
The key to these smaller boxes sounding good is the graphic equalizer. Being able to pull down the mids makes all the difference.

IMHO, the best sounding (best bass) C series box is the C45 which incidently is smaller than the C39 but is 1.6 kilos heavier!

The C39 is a bit down of power (12 watts RMS v 15 watts RMS) but should still sound good when compared with smaller 1 piece units.

Congrats,

James.... :-)
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I have to agree with all you say as I also have the RX-C45 model. There is little difference between the RX-C41 and the RX-C45 although the RX-C41 is (unnecessarily IMHO) a little larger, has a Line In/CD facility along with a single Mic socket. The RX-C45 has a direction change facility on the deck with a DIN/Phono choice on the Selector switch along with separate L&R Mic sockets.
 
floyd

floyd

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I love it !.
Looks great in silver , this could pass for a lasonic from a distance .
 
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jimmyjimmy19702010

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MyOhMy said:
The key to these smaller boxes sounding good is the graphic equalizer. Being able to pull down the mids makes all the difference.
IMHO, the best sounding (best bass) C series box is the C45 which incidently is smaller than the C39 but is 1.6 kilos heavier!
The C39 is a bit down of power (12 watts RMS v 15 watts RMS) but should still sound good when compared with smaller 1 piece units.
Congrats,
James.... :-)
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I have to agree with all you say as I also have the RX-C45 model. There is little difference between the RX-C41 and the RX-C45 although the RX-C41 is (unnecessarily IMHO) a little larger, has a Line In/CD facility along with a single Mic socket. The RX-C45 has a direction change facility on the deck with a DIN/Phono choice on the Selector switch along with separate L&R Mic sockets.
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The Australian version of the C45 has an proper RCA line in but no phono pre-amp.
 
floyd

floyd

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The USA version RX c-45 has line-in and phono preamp with a ground screw.

These small Panasonic compos are wicked little bastards. I love them.
 
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