Practical equipment with more versatile equipment

I have the DIT2000 are now a few weeks ago in Hifi cabinet and am generally satisfied with the extensive functions. Since the unit was at that time not to make purchases here, I have otherwise acquired. I wanted to first test with this Hama a favorable device before any significantly more expensive hi-fi component comes into the house. When connected to a Pioneer A30 amplifier that drives the devil tower speaker, and for my ears quite comfortable listening experience is given. Even the FM radio reception and -Sound is also connected to the older but good quality Onkyo FM tuner according to hardly anything. The device has WLAN or LAN internet radio (the Frontier Silicon Radio Portal is here a nice addition: you can on network computers such as channel lists and favorite filling) with color display, network streaming, DAB radio (here) with good reception, FM Radio , Spotify Connect and AUX-in and USB connection. The device is controlled via a handy remote control. All functions work reliably so far.
The design is not necessarily something for discerning tastes. The front is made of glossy plastic, the large knob on the right is blue illumined. The rest of the unit is made of metal and through the many fins (but power is barely warm) one sees an amazingly ordered interiors: The electronics takes about a one-fifth of the housing interior. It is then clear that this device is just to stay as in size corresponding component in the hi-fi rack. Overall, I feel the sound in all modes (FM, DAB, Internal Radio, USB, AUX ...) as for the price perfectly okay. First of all, no expensive equipment comes into the house ....
My conclusion: The Hama Dit2000 Tuner provides reliable operation in all modes. The operation is easy to learn and the sound is surprisingly good for the price. The "look" of Kunsstoff-Front is a matter of taste. "Brushed Aluminum" is just more expensive ...