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djgohan « DN-S3700 Really not bad »
Published on 03/11/12 at 19:23
Value For Money :
Correct
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.
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.