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Denon Cocoon Home review: one-box music centre

Denon Cocoon Home review: one-box music centre

Posted on October 8, 2015August 27, 2023 By Jarvis

This friendly looking white bean is a high-tech music system, playing internet radio, music from your local media server or directly from a docked iPhone.

A quick note about the full product name. Audiophiles, don’t be confused by the DSD-500 label – this music centre is in no way capable of playing Sony’s hi-resolution DSD music files.

An inset black OLED panel at front will gently slide out when pressed, to reveal a small platform with 30-pin dock connector for Apple iDevices up to the iPhone 4S and iPad 3. Models after that, you’ll need the 30-pin to Lightning adaptor.
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