All user reviews for the Denon DJ DN-S3700

Hello.

I have a dn-hd 2500. Convenient for me (over vinyl or cd to lug).

But with the nostalgia of vinyl, I wonder if the principle of dn-hd 2500 is present on the flatbed?
Let me explain. Is it possible to use the USB function, and thus connect two DD, and read the ID / tag on drives screens ??

In rotates as with dn-hd 2500, but with a feel of vinyl, with the turntable.
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How long have you use it?
-Since Five months a rate of 2 hours per day ...

Have you tried many other models before acqurir?
Yes CDJ 1000MK3 the Dns 3500 and CDJ 2000

What is the particular feature you like best and least?
-the precision pitch and auto loop function as perfect curls
as well as the possibility of recourse to unleash his imagination,
especially that I have a Kaos pad, c is the pure Happiness ..
-The Possibility of grace crerses own playlist has a simple and well-made software ^^

Nothing dplait me on this deck is of very good quality and really robust Pro ..

How do you report qualitprix?
-Surprenant Ad face another brand that are extremely chre for the same precision mix ...

With experience, you do again this choice? ...dropoff Window
-Well-Sisters without hsiter.

How long have you use it?

I have kept about 4 months before needing to separate myself against heart.

Have you tried many other models before buying it?

Power HDJ-6000, CDJ 100S / 200/400 / 800MK1 and MK2 / 1000MK3 / 2000 and Denon DNS-3500

What thing do you like most and least?

The pros:
- Presentation beautiful, very successful design I hang immediately
- Quality, we feel that the production is up
- The accuracy of pitch
- The pitch bend to catch a piece quickly by pressing the + or -
- The choice of pitch for jumps 0.02%
- The tray, a treat
- The angled display, ends to examine the turntable
- The integrated effects
- Loops
- The ability to read the same key if I did not use this function

The -:
There are few but it takes
- The tray lacks a bit of torque and has a tendency to panic if a little strong stimulus
- Key features come to hand very easily, but it takes a lot further to exploit to the maximum. I had returned twice to the bar where I mix, the others have not been able to use them, they décalaient the hand for them was hard.
- The buttons, plastic buttons did not bother me more than that, but it is true that they are better at Pioneer
- Calibration to jog when you disconnect the vinyl mode is not very precise, but hey I did not care I always left with the turntable.

How would you rate the quality / price?
I have had a bit more expensive than the coast I think, but definitely not disappointed investment

With experience, you do again this choice?

Eyes closed, I wanted these plates since their release, I could have them and separate myself was a bursting heart, can mix CD with vinyl top is a treat when it's done. Now, I do not think resume, I account as soon as I have the opportunity to take me a pair of CDJ 900 whose price has fallen sharply, and then move on his little sister, the DNS-3900.

How long have you use it?
Well now 5 years in mobile due to one to two per week prestas

Goodies:
At the time of purchase and in this price range it was one of the few to provide key management with usb directory. The direct drive platter is really close to the feel of vinyl, hot cue are super handy, I'm a fan of the pitch bend function, the pre-scan on the computer bpm pieces is convenient, search by criteria (date, bpm ) is an asset when you're lacking inspiration. And finally they are generally reliable, I have not had too many crashes in the evening (not a single white because of it anyway)

Cons:
The first point is the lack of sharing of mp3 one deck to another, it's a shame. The second is the effects that are more of a gadget (only the filter is actually usable). And the last is how to change the number of time loops, it is not ergonomic and I sprawled a few times because of it during a mix.


Reliability: Because I use them for 5 years now I can talk. They hold the road, obviously a little bug from time to time it happens, but overall they are reliable and robust given the conditions in which I am working (mobile, dust, humidity, etc ...)

The value for money is very good nothing to say about it.


With experience, you do again this choice?
Today it is better for sure, and I think the change soon (they retire fixed in my studio), but if it again, I would do this choice without any hesitation.

How long have you use it?
8 months

Have you tried many other models before buying it?
DN-S1000, DN-S1200, CDJ 400, CDJ 800MK2

What is the particular feature you like best and least?

+ It is without hesitation the motorized tray that is special and charm of this board, I also diraais hybrid mode.
+ Hot cues and samples can be stored

- There are so many functions that can be lost at the beginning,
- The fact that the management software is compatible files mac

How would you rate the quality / price?
It is almost unbeatable, the deck plays all formats and is compatible Midi.

With experience, you do again this choice? ...
For someone who wants to have all the functionality of a cdj and find touch vinyl or know what this board is to take. But it is clear who would have benefited most (re) known because it did not turn pale before a Pioneer
Now if you have more resources should opt for the model above (the SC3900)

Utulisée a month, purchased nearly new.
Most have said in other reviews and my opinion on the 3500 (tray, ergonomics, opportunities ...)
Cons: quality CD playback, sound reproduction key, CD or software below Pioneer. The plate too fast viellit bugs appear. Controls are imprecise: picht tray, start on software, slow loading ... Defects identical return on most Denon models I tested: two to three bugs per evening with games CD that run regularly on very old CDJ 100 or 800 without problems, even if the plates are interesting to use, if you have a choice, it's too ...
The value for money is worth nine, but I do not think the 3700 are made for daily use and rough (there are not disco ..). The choice of this model remains a singular unit, is the most favorite, of limited use in time, or some creative styles. It remains, however, that even though it's still a mid-range device, it's already over many models and brands. At each make a choice ...
For me again this choice? No, I toured the entire range of Denon players. I sold off my two 3700, 650 Euros the pair and it was a relief to see them go because they are very dificiles to spare.

The Denon DJ DN-S3700 has a 9 inch platter, and it feels very much like some of the vinyl platters that I have used over the years. When I first purchased this table top CD/MP3 player I was not sure if I would like it do to being used to working with only vinyl for so many years. I knew that working with MP3’s would make more sense and it would be a less load to have to carry but I wanted to still feel like I was working with vinyl. The Denon DNS3700 didn’t make me feel like I was on a vinyl turntable but it still feels pretty close.
Using this table top platter is pretty simple, even if it is your first time or if you are coming from another similar style unit then you will have no problems adjusting to it because they are all pretty much the same. It has a high torque direct drive motor that pushes the platter which feels like a vinyl record on a slip mat to some extent.
The LCD Display is also pretty good because it gets bright in poor lit rooms and clubs so it is still easy to see what is going on. There are also some digital effects on the DN-S3700, some of the ones that I found myself using the most is sweep, stutter, echo, and flanger. There are a total of 5 built in effects that are all very good and 3 platter effects.
This unit is also built very well; it does not seem to be made out of cheap materials and seems to be holding up great. It took me a while before I was fully comfortable with it but once I used it a lot it felt like second nature. I recommend this to someone who is just starting out with this style of turntables and wants a great quality one from the start. There are cheaper ones on the market though for beginners.

Platinum used a little over a year coupled with 2 MK2, I have a Numark Axis9 also (no comment ...). The DN-3700 is a very good turntable, intuitive, accurate to scratch really exelente with its wide plateau, it is a treat to wedge a piece. Simpa effects especially the delay préfaire although I have it on the mixing desk, and a filter good enough for me (the analog of the Allen & Heath a killing). I put everything on a USB drive (this was the goal) not even used the drive ...
So huge convenience, no need to burn, nothing more reliable than the USB drive, never had a problem.

Abordont the negatives because there are still:
By starting with the lightest, it's a Christmas tree (the LEDs of all colors).
At the pitch accuracy is there, but still not the top, I know if it will ever happen, but hey nothing to do with the axis9 fortunately.
The big downside is to accelerate the piece, by touching the edge of the plateau is sensitive as a TSB and not as a Technics, so do not have ended with the + - certe which is very precise, but the charm staple for those who are used MK2 turntables vinyl.

Denon has take a step forward in proposing this model, therefore I advise them to remove these wholes gadjets effect, for this focus on a plateau heavier and even maybe a little bigger.


This remains one of the best CD players in the market, well thought out, with one big negative: the acceleration and braking of the manual tray that has nothing to do with the MK2 Technics.

Proper value for money compared to Pioneer.

I use it in a club, bar, private parties for over a year.
I tested before Denon DN-S1200, DN-s1000 and pioneer cdj 800, cdj850, cdj 2000.

What I love most:
- Quality workmanship at the top, it's heavy, sturdy, and it does not do plastic unlike cdj 2000 and 900.
- The self-loops are highly accurate
- The deck is very intuitive, everything comes to hand
- Fast load time on cd and usb
- Buttons play / pause are very reactive
- The turntable brings a lot of sensation
- The waveform, although I do not serve
- The overall reliability of the plate like all Denon turntables. Denon and Pioneer are the two brands of decks and the most reliable by far.
- The devastating look

What I like least:
- One way link would have been nice to avoid having two USB keys, but nothing major

The value for money is excellent, the price was almost as complete a turntable cdj 2000 a few gadgets and functions within the color screen.

I would do that choice without a shadow of a doubt, this is an excellent tool. Go for it

I've had a little over a year.

Other Denon, the 5000 I believe, controllers, turntables.

+ Intuitive, robust.
+ Loops, cue points.
+ The effect Dump, which simulates a reverse without losing timing.
+ The board vinyl!
+ Effects.

- The only unless I want to mention is the fact the machine is simply the total fiasco of updates to Denon and their mode Hybrid, totally useless on a plate as full as it This resulted in Hybrid mode bugs (since fixed) and damaged the image of the plate while it is fantastic.

Quality / price ratio for excellent pro turntables.

This choice I would do without hesitation, I found the decks that suit me, no complaints.

- How long have you use it?

2 Days

- What is the particular feature you like best and least?

The set, incredible! It rpond perfectly. Hot starts and pitch range that is required to paramtrer via the menu. Little less for the load times a bit along the trail if we want to give it to beginners through the wheel, but no worries if you have a cue point or hot start (it's even better)
- Have you tried many other models before acqurir?

Almost all! But I spell CDJ 1000 MK3 and do not regret my choice! With Denon's another form of mix. Most inspired and sophisticated.

- How do you report qualitprix?

Excellent!

- With the exprience, you do again this choice? ..

Absolutely!

- How long have you use it?

It has been almost two weeks.

- What is the particular feature you like best and least?

What I like most is the plateau that is ractivitsynchronisation stupfiante!
Scratch that last a long time or not, there is no dcalages! Ms. baby scratch of 1 mm are perfect!
The quality of pitch and stability of reading is exemplary. For those who like long mixes, we can rgler amplitude + / - 6% which is a step of 0.02%!
In terms of effects, I love the autoloop (which can be adjusted in direct). The impact echo, flanger and filter are also well trs.
The IDE can connect an external hard drive with all his music and be able to build playlists with the provided software are apprciables strengths.
I have yet to test the MIDI part.

What I like least
In fact, on this point, I do not have much to say except one little thing: there is a lightweight game that appeared at the central hub is that it is not the figure perfectly vertical. (I'm glimpse pressing vertically on the edge of the plateau). If not a hand, this does not at the mcanisme.
Besides a, we'll see over time.

Have you tried many other models before acqurir?

Before the DN-S3700, I had the DN-D4500 (which has nothing to do with). If I compare this new stage with technics mkII (which I use since 2002), my conclusion is that Denon has an output stage that convinced the most rticents!

How do you report qualitprix?

Personally, I paid 840. The report is trs good considering the quality!

Exprience with, you will do again this choice? ...

Yes no hsiter!