Densen CD-magic

Formerly known as the Densen De-Magic (name was changed to avoid confusion with the later introduced DVD-magic), the Densen CD-magic is a cheap way to enhance the sonic performance of any stereo-system – not just Densen.

The Densen CD-magic cleans the entire signal-path of your stereo – all the way from the laser-head og the CD-transport to the membranes of your speakers – of accumulated MID (Magnetic Introduced Distortion). Play the CD at normal listening levels and wait the aproximately 3 minutes until the playback is complete and then enjoy the music from your CD or LP.

The CD emits a mixed-frequency signal that is not listener-friendly, so it is advisable to leave the room while playing.

The demagnetization gives most systems a more open and larger soundstage with more details.

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HighLights

The Densen DC-magic went gold all the way back in 1999! This isn’t because it’s a great record to listen to, but because so many people have experienced the musical benefits of this inexpensive CompactDisc.

Description

 

The CD-Magic cleans the entire signal path of magnetism which has been built up during playback, due to DC leakage and other influences on all the parts used in the audio components.
 
This magnetism results in magnetic introduced distortion (MID), where the magnetic fields distort the audio signal. By removing the MID with the DeMagic you get a much clearer, more dynamic, detailed and transparent sound

specs & Features

 

Runtime: 3 minutes

Recommended use: Once a month

Accesories

Densen B-420XS

The B-420XS is the entry level Densen CD-player. Based on the popular B-420+, the XS variant features an improved mainboard layout and digital input for use as a DAC.

Densen B-475 Super Leggera

The ultimate listening experience - that is how the B-475+ can be summed up. The B-475+ comes in two (two!) cabinets - one for the player itself, and one for the external powersupply, with seperate circuits for left and right sound processing, and a third for control electronics.