DENON DP 200USB Turntable

DENON DP 200USB - 200USB lifts the arm and returns it to the arm cradle. To add flexibility over which systems you can use the DP-200USB with, Denon have included a built in phon (...) See more See less

o stage that can be turned on for use with line level inputs (often labelled 'line' or 'aux') or off should you already have a dedicated 'Phono' input. Not only is the DP200USB a great value hifi turntable, it also allows you to record your vinyl collection onto USB memory sticks. Connecting a USB memory stick is far easier and neater than carrying your turntable over to your computer and trying to connect a USB lead between the two. You can simply unplug the USB memory stick and take your recorded vinyl wherever you want. All recordings are made in high-quality 192kbps mp3 format. Included with the turntable is a CD-ROM of a music editing program called Trans Music Manager, which automatically divides your recording into separate tracks and allows you to easily label recordings with track name and artist information, so your collection is easy to manage. Perfect for those wanting to take a trip down memory lane by reviving their vinyl collection, the Denon DP200USB will transport all your old favourites into the 21st century. Simply put your record on and press the play button. The arm will move to the start of the record automatically, lower and begin playback. When the end of the side is reached the DP-200USB lifts the arm and returns it to the arm cradle. To add flexibility over which systems you can use the DP-200USB with, Denon have included a built in phono stage that can be turned on for use with line level inputs (often labelled 'line' or 'aux') or off should you already have a dedicated 'Phono' input. Not only is the DP200USB a great value hifi turntable, it also allows you to record your vinyl collection onto USB memory sticks. Connecting a USB memory stick is far easier and neater than carrying your turntable over to your computer and trying to connect a USB lead between the two. You can simply unplug the USB memory stick and take your recorded (Description excerpted from: Superfi)