Rich and powerful sound, Deep, agile bass, Plenty of detail and soaring dynamics, Impeccable build and finish, Good display and remote control
HDMI connections would've been useful
It'll take one hell of a soundbase to better the Canton DM 50.The power, detail and sheer enthusiasm in its performance keeps us permanently glued to whatever we're watching, and it sets a high standard for the competition.Updated on 01.08.14...
Abstract: The Canton DM 50's design and build are sturdy and unassuming, especially in its black livery (a white option is also on sale). It can bear a 40kg load and has dimensions of 54 x 30cm. There are no HDMI inputs so hi-res BD audio cannot be decoded but digi...
Abstract: A word on Canton, which you might imagine from the name to be a Chinese company. It's actually German and is the country's largest speaker brand; the name comes from cantare (Latin for “to sing”) and ton (German for “tone”). Its DM50 is prettier and 10cm ...
Rich, room-filling bass and thrilling dynamics, Eloquent detail reproduction, Terrific build quality and stylish design
Expensive, No HDMI inputs
The DM50 is hands down the best-sounding soundbase on the market, with sumptuous build quality and some nifty features to boot. It's pricey, but like L'Oreal it's worth it. Next, see try our round-up of the best soundbars for more options....
