Denon DP-29F Turntable Review
| Product Code | B0000BZHGV |
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| Price | $127.96 |
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Product Details
- Amazon Sales Rank: #16435 in Receiver or Amplifier
- Size: 96 x 365 x 360mm
- Color: Black
- Brand: Denon
- Model: DP29F
- Dimensions: 22.00" h x
11.00" w x
19.00" l,
6.17 pounds
Features
- Belt-driven, fully automatic analog turntable with RIAA-equalized phono preamplifier
- Plugs into any receiver's analog line-level input (ideal for receivers without phono inputs)
- Rigid die-cast aluminum construction ensures stable rotation for high-fidelity sound
- Automated system starts playing with push of a button; 33-1/3 and 45 rpm speeds
- Includes DSN-82 moving magnet cartridge; 14.2 x 3.8 x 14.1 inches; 2-year warranty
- Belt-driven, fully automatic analog turntable with RIAA-equalized phono preamplifier
- Plugs into any receiver's analog line-level input (ideal for receivers without phono inputs)
- Rigid die-cast aluminum construction ensures stable rotation for high-fidelity sound
- Automated system starts playing with push of a button; 33-1/3 and 45 rpm speeds
- Includes DSN-82 moving magnet cartridge; 14.2 x 3.8 x 14.1 inches; 2-year warranty
Product Description
Easy Operation to Maximize Musical Enjoyment The DP-29F has been designed to give you maximum enjoyment out of your valuable collection of analog records. The DP-29F features an automatic system that starts the music at the simple touch of a button, and when the music stops, the tone arm automatically returns to its original position and the turntable stops rotating. The DP-29F also includes a PHONO (MM) equalizer, enabling you to connect the turntable directly to an integrated amp that does not have a PHONO equalizer. High-Precision Diecast Aluminium Turntable The turntable has been precision manufactured with a rigid diecast aluminium to produce uniform inertial mass for perfectly stable turntable rotation, an essential component of high fidelity sound during playback. Automated System for Easy Operation The DP-29F employs an automated system that starts playing the record with the single touch of a button and finishes play at the end of the record by returning the tone arm to i...
Customer Reviews
Most helpful customer reviews
55 of 60 people found the following review helpful.
Don't waste your money.
By fendertubeman
This unit is comical - really. Imagine a "hi fi" turntable that doesn't allow you to install another cartridge. Imagine a "hi fi" turntable that doesn't have a tonearm with a counter balance weight and anti-skate control. Aren't these "basic features"? This thing is a glorified "close and play" made of cheap plastic. Denon should be ashamed of itself for putting it's name on such a low end product. And by the way, the sound quality is equally lame. I guess you get what you pay for, but I expected a decent level of quality from a unit with Denon's name on it. Seriously, this unit isn't worth more than $50. You would be better off buying something used. I didn't do my homework on this unit, and I got burned. Thanks, Denon.
38 of 42 people found the following review helpful.
Good deal for the money
By wrenhunter
I've had this for a few weeks now and love it. It's a fine turntable for a casual listener: simple operation, good sound. Note: there is a switch to disable the built-in pre-amp (which provides a good signal) if your receiver has a phono input.
43 of 49 people found the following review helpful.
Much less plastic than other plastics for $150... And plays
By lew
You cannot buy REAL turntable for $150. You buy a crap. But Denon crap is much less crap that others within the same price range. It looks plastic, but plays pretty well. I had other piece of plastic, worth $150, reputable manufacturer, looking nicer, "silver" plated, lot of gadgets etc. I sold it on garage sale. 10 bucks.I am using Denon to copy my 25 years old LPs to CD. Will not spend $500 or more for this. This model is perfect for this purpose. By the way, has the pre-amp built in. How many modern amplifiers have "phono" input?...
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