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DP-200USB
Fully Automatic Record Player
The DP-200USB is a fully automatic record player that easily converts your analogue records into digital files and stores them onto a USB memory stick. Using USB memory makes it easy to carry your digital files when you dont have a PC near your record player.

Premium Silver

Features

new Features

Easily store your record library onto USB memory
Includes Trans Music Manager, to obtain track numbers and information Built-in Phono Equalizer Fully automatic player

USB-Stick not included

Easily store your record library onto USB memory Simply insert your USB memory stick into the USB port on the front, press the Start and Record buttons, and the DP-200USB converts your record into digital files. You don't need to have a PC nearby. When you insert the USB memory stick into a Denon S-52 or RCD-M37, you can enjoy the music files in the high-quality sound that Denon audio products are renowned for. You can also record the music to a USB player that supports MP3 files and enjoy listening to the music directly from the player. Includes Trans Music Manager, to obtain track numbers and information The DP-200USB comes with Trans Music Manager (on CD-ROM) that detects the silent spaces between tracks to automatically split track numbers. You can also use a PC to access the Gracenote music ID server and obtain track information. Built-in Phono Equalizer The DP-200USBs built-in Phono Equalizer lets you enjoy the music on a mini audio system or radio cassette player that does not have a PHONO jack. (The Phono Equalizer can be switched on or off.)
Fully automatic player When you select the 30cm (12") or 17cm (7") record size, the arm automatically moves to the correct position for playing the record, and after its finished, the arm automatically returns to its original position. This automatic system makes it easy to play records on the DP-200USB. Aluminium diecast turntable The DP-200USB has an aluminium diecast turntable for high inertial mass and stable rotation. 2 colours: Premium Silver and Black Includes MM cartridge Trans Music Manager functions; Auto MP3 Splitter: Detects silent part between tracks and automatically tags tracks Manual MP3 Splitter: Manually tags tracks as you wish Auto Music ID Record: automatically enables to record music information including titles Manual MusicID Record: manually enables to record music information including titles [Required System] OS; Microsoft Windows Vista/XP/2000 [Language] ENGLISH, DEUTSCH, FRANCAIS

Main Specifications

Drive system Motor Speed Wow & flutter Tonearm Type Cartridge Type Replaceable stylus number Output Voltage With equalizer OFF With equalizer ON Digital recording media Digital recording file type Power supply Power consumption Dimensions (W x H x D) Dust cover closed Max., Dust cover opened Weight 360 x 98 x 358 mm 360 x 415 x 363 mm 3.2 kg 2.5 mV 150 mV USB memory (Mass Storage Class) MP3, 192 kbps AC 230 V, 50 Hz 12 W MM DSN-84 Dynamically Balance type, Straight Tonearm Belt Drive Motor DC Servo Motor 33-1/3, 45 rpm 0.15 % (WRMS)
*Design and specifications are subject to change without notice. *Trans Music Manager is a registered trademark of TRANSTECHNOLOGY, Inc. *Gracenote and CDDB are registered trademarks of Gracenote, Inc. *Windows Vista and the Windows logo are trademarks of the Microsoft group of companies. DENON is a trademark or registered trademark of D&M Holdings, Inc.

Trans Music Manager

-Auto Splitter Function-MusicID Function-
(Use Trans Music Manager to split tracks recorded from a record.)
(Use Trans Music Manager to retrieve music ID information such as track title, artist name, etc.)

-Music Library-

(Use Trans Music Manager to save music ID information.)
-Manual Splitter Function-
(Use Trans Music Manager to manually split tracks of live recordings, etc.)
Denon UK Division of D&M Audiovisual Ltd
Moorbridge House, Padbury Oaks, 579 Bath Road Longford Middlesex UB7 0EW www.denon.co.uk

18 October 2008

By: Florin Tibu, Audio Editor
The Denon DP200USB, a New Tool for Your Vinyl Collection
A nifty audio gadget to bring your vinyls back to life
Some say that the digital era in music has sent traditional storage to its doom, and they are somewhat right: one can rarely buy vinyls these days, while cassettes have become strongly obsolete. Even CDs are feeling the menacing development of the online environment as more and more new customers rely on the digital formats and buy tracks they can play on their mobile phones, portable media players and so many more similar devices. Yet, there are a lot of people who still own vinyl collections and appreciate their unique sound. and for them Denon has come up with a new tool.  The Denon DP200USB is a nifty audio gadget targeting those who can not or simply will not part from their collections and are looking for methods to preserve the contents of those records. And since the best way to keep these vinyl songs forever is to digitize them, the DP200USB sports pretty much everything one needs to give a new life to the old records. Instead of assembling a complex studio-grade gear-rack, all you have to do is dust off the old records, put them on the platter of the Denon DP200USB, have a digital storage solution at hand, set the right speed and hit play. This cool gadget will automatically transform the audio tracks in MP3 files and store them on the designated external storage, thus allowing you to transfer them on digital players, computers and handheld devices, as you wish.  The Denon DP200USB supports 33 1/3 and 45 RPM speeds, thus being compatible with pretty much all the existing records. Even more, the USB port allows you to connect the Denon DP200USB to a vast array of USB devices and, this way, expand the usage of this technology. Shipping will start in early November and the announced price is around 235 Euros (approx. $315); indeed, not the cheapest among similar solutions, but since it's a Denon, high-quality results are surely expected.  We are just a few, but there are many of you, Softpedia users, out there. That's why we thought it would be a good idea to create an email address for you to help us a little in finding gadgets we missed. Interesting links are bound to be posted with recognition going mainly to those who submit. The address is.
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