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Denon DP-300F Fully Automatic Analog Turntable with Built-in Phono Equalizer|Unique Tonearm Design|Hologram Vibration Analysis|Slim Design,Black

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Style: Analog Turntable


Features

  • REDISCOVER YOUR PASSION FOR VINYL -Listen to your analog music in a brand new way with this rigid diecast aluminum turntable that comes with standard mount headshell, MM Cartridge, DC servo motor, and has rotation speeds of 33 1/3 or 45 rpm
  • LOWER VIBRATIONS DRIVE BETTER PERFORMANCE - This slim and sleek turntable is designed with a heavier base construction that helps decrease vibrations, giving you a noiseless, rich and detailed sound
  • SMOOTH & GENTLE AUTOMATIC MOTIONS - The automatic startup feature allows the turntable to begin play. With the touch of a button, the tonearm gets lifted and comes to rest so smoothly ensuring NO SCRATCHES OR DAMAGE TO YOUR RECORDS
  • BUILT-IN PHONO EQUALIZER creates an open, enveloping sound stage that enlivens your vinyl collection while staying true to the original recording. Connect it directly to a mini component or integrated amp that lacks a phono terminal for seamless use
  • EASY INSTALLATION & SETUP - Assemble the turntable, set it up in your living room or home theater with simple connections and start listening to your old or new records almost instantly
  • BRINGS PURITY OF SOUND & JOY TO YOUR LIFE - Attractive design, great features, & superior build quality with Denon expert re-engineering makes this turntable a winner and a must-have for your vintage vinyl collection in any home entertainment system

Description

he DP-300F is a fully automatic turntable that is powered by a DC servo motor with a belt drive system. Its heavy base construction improves performance and reduces vibration. The all new tonearm has a removable headshell making cartridge replacement simple. Allows for any standard mount cartridge between 5 to 10 grams to be mounted and balanced. The built-in phono equalizer preamp allows the turntable to be connected to an integrated amp or receiver that does not have a dedicated phono input, and this feature can be turned off when using a receiver with a phono input. It comes with a MM cartridge so that you can begin to enjoy your analog record collection as soon as you connect the DP-300F to your home hi-fi system. From the Manufacturer The DP-300F has been designed with heavier base construction for reduced vibration and performance. The all new tonearm has a removable headshell making cartridge replacement simple. The standard mount headshell allows for any standard mount cartridge between 5 and 10 grams to be mounted and balanced. The automatic startup feature allows the turntable to begin play with the touch of a button, and once play has been completed, the tonearm will be returned to the armrest gently so that the stylus and record are not damaged or scratched. The turntable is made of rigid diecast aluminum to produce uniform rotation for smooth flutter free operation. There is also a manual lifter mechanism that allows you to place the needle on the record wherever you want, so you can skip to a different song in the middle of a side. The DP-300F includes a built-in phono equalizer to connect the player to an integrated amp or receiver that does not have its own phono input. This turntable is powered by a DC servo motor and belt drive system and has rotation speeds of 33 1/3 or 45 rpm. It comes with a MM cartridge so that you can begin to enjoy your analog record collection as soon as you connect the DP-300F to your home hi-fi system.


Brand: Denon


Connectivity Technology: Wired


Included Components: Turntable with attached 6' power cord and 42'' stereo RCA cable, Adapter for 45 rpm records, Rubber mat, Plastic dust cover (installed), Head shell with cartridge, Counterweight, Hinges, 4 spare 1.75" lead wires (green/blue/red/white) See more


Special Feature: Equalizer,Equalizer|unique


Material: Plastic


Item Weight: 12.1 Pounds


Style: Analog Turntable


Color: Black


Motor Type: DC Motor


Signal Format: Analog


Product Dimensions: 4.7 x 17.1 x 13.8 inches


Item Weight: 12.1 pounds


Item model number: DP-300F


Is Discontinued By Manufacturer: No


Date First Available: October 18, 2008


Manufacturer: Denon Electronics USA LLC


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    • Very Nice Turntable, Especially At This Price
Style: Analog Turntable
I've had decent turntables for many years but my old one finally died, and I decided to replace it. I don't use it enough to justify spending a fortune on it, plus I'm not sure my ears would still hear the difference of a more expensive one. I am very happy with my choice of this DP-300F. I wanted a fully automatic, belt-driven turntable for less than $600, so that narrows down the choices. This one offers the features I wanted, plus good specs, from a reputable company, at a great price. It was fairly easy to set up (includes good directions), looks good, is very easy to operate, works well and most importantly, sounds great!! While the included cartridge is probably just fine, I am planning to upgrade it to an Audio Technica AT-VM95EN - orange....it gets good reviews and should be a decent step up if you don't mind spending another $100. This turntable does have some issues I think, but I consider them to be minor: - It is a lot lighter weight (just 12 lbs) than my old one, a bit of a concern on quality and vibration resistance, but we’ll see. (So far I don't detect any vibration issues, and I'd just add a mat under it to help address any if I do at some point.) - It would also be nice if the start/stop buttons on the front were actually on the top where you could see them more easily. - The other “feature” I don’t like is that there is no power on/off button….it is always "on", although the platter is not spinning. A cost savings??? Dumb. I plugged it into a remote on/off switch/cord so I can turn the power off easily. Two other comments. I saw a review here on Amazon that complained about the output being very low and needing to add a pre-amp to the user's system to hear anything much. While the author had very lengthy and supposedly authoritative opinions, he was apparently unaware that this model includes a switchable amp in it....switch it on if your receiver doesn't have a phono input, switch it off if it does. Odd, as it is one of the very first things you see in the manual. That works just fine and is a nice feature. Also, I see some users suggesting stepping up to the newer DP-400. While that model has some modestly better specs and features, it has 2 big drawbacks for me: 1) it is only semi-automatic, not fully automatic, and 2) the cover is not hinged onto the turntable, so you have to lift it on and off, and set it somewhere while playing a record. Denon apparently thinks the hinged cover can add some vibration, but really??? To me, they are trying to fix a problem that doesn't exist. I should mention that one version of the DP-400 includes a USB output, but it only works to a thumb drive, not directly to a computer. Huh. Anyway, I am quite happy with the DP-300F. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on December 26, 2022 by TJ in Seattle
    • A Solidly Built Turntable
Style: Analog Turntable
This is a great turntable. Silent, smooth operation. Couples well with my bookshelf speakers and I’m confident it would fit in any pairing. Professional quality and sound.
Reviewed in the United States on July 18, 2023 by Tim Adams
    • What You Should Know
Style: Analog Turntable
The media could not be loaded. Audio gear is very subjective and many reviewers will evaluate every piece of gear using audiophile standards. This is not an audiophile turntable, but it does sound great. This is essentially the same turntable as the Dual CS 329, Audio Technica LP3, Pioneer PL30 et al. The Audio Technica version has moving coil capability in its onboard preamp, but I would never consider using such a cartridge on a turntable like this. That said, the DP 300 f tonearm supports interchangeable deadshells and is adjustable for tracking force, so you can upgrade your cartridge, if you are so inclined. This is my second DP 300f. They both came with Denon’s DSN 85 cartridge and stylus, however my first unit came with an aluminum cantilevered stylus and second came with what appears to be a carbon graphite version similar to the ATN3600L. In either case , it’s a great setup right out of the box and is more than adequate to provide hundreds of hours of listening. If you’ve never setup an adjustable tonearm then pay careful attention to the instructions. Automatic operation is controversial among audiophiles, but I like it because it means my wife can cue up her records with confidence and I don’t have to go immediately to the turntable and raise the needle when the record is finished. There are some reviews which note this table’s hard-wired power and audio cables as a deficiency, but I’ve never had them impact my use of the device in any way. I run my DP 300f into the phono input of my NAD C328 and through a pair of Q Acoustics 3050 helped out by a Cambridge Audio minx subwoofer and the sound is wonderful. I have owned a number of turntables, direct drive and belt, manual and automatic, etc. The reason I have had two of these is that I passed the first on to my daughter and then, after a disaster with a Project, came back. There is a lot to be said for the simplicity that this table offers. This is a turntable for a person who wants good sound and doesn’t want to break the bank. This is a turntable for house with a variety of vinyl users. This is a turntable for someone perhaps just starting out, but wants the ability grow if the interest develops. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on March 30, 2023 by Jerome
    • New Player for an old Dude.
Style: Analog Turntable
I just finished setting up a home theatre. 7,2 Klipsch speakers. LOVE IT. Then I remembered I had over 400 LPs in storage, I just need a new player. I always had good luck with Denon. For my price range, the DP-300F was a good fit. Receive it in perfect shape. Hook up was easy. Balancing the arm took several tries. I love the sound. Since I worked and design planes for over 40 years, I can't hear a difference between the digital and analog. I believe the sound is deeper. Have no idea what that means, but I feel the Led Zepplin. Classic Yes was brain altering. And Pink Floyd was want convince me I made the right mode. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on May 19, 2023 by CCB
    • Excellent purchase and product
Style: Analog Turntable
I wholeheartedly recommend this turntable as a compliment to an amplifier. Nice damping and other features. Well worth the money!
Reviewed in the United States on June 26, 2023 by anterazza

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