Testseek.co.uk have collected 19 expert reviews of the Geneva Model M and the average rating is 79%. Scroll down and see all reviews for Geneva Model M.
July 2011
(79%)
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The editors liked
Superb sound quality
Excellent build and finish
Line input and FM radio
Balanced
Entertaining sound
Nice-looking
Radio included
Clear
Precise sound
Bold love it/Hate it Design
The editors didn't like
No wireless support out of the box
Remote control is limited
Could do with greater clarity
And more connections
Clinical sound lacks emotion for bass driven music
Balanced, entertaining sound, Nice-looking, Radio included
Could do with greater clarity, And more connections
The Model M is a good purchase if you only have a few connections in mind, and if you're after a radio too. We like the look and the build.But for the price, we can't help feel the features are on the limited side. That would be okay if the sound was seri...
Abstract: The Geneva Model M comes in a piano-lacquered wood finish in three colours, and has no CD drive, so it receives all its music either by plugging in an iPod or wireless delivery. The sound quality seems to be down to four individually powered drivers, each...
Clinical sound lacks emotion for bass driven music, Minimal functionality, High asking price
Maybe it wasn't déjà vu after all. While GenevaSound has essentially made a bigger version of the Model S, both in terms of design and sound signature, the enlargement doesn't work as well. The niche sound and quieter output of the S was compensated for b...
Abstract: The first unusual thing about this box is that it had no controls on it at all. Everything is done via the remote control. It is 37x26x19cm with leads plugged into the rear. Mine was white with a white grill on the front, at the top right of this- be...
As integrated iPod dock sound systems go, the Geneva is far ahead of the pack despite missing out on a few creature comforts. If you can overlook the narrow soundstage and lack of screen, you might just be won over by the sound quality. ...
