Denon remote control CD Players

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The DCM290, a 5-disc carousel CD changer equipped with MP3 and WMA decoders, lets you not only enjoy regular audio CDs, but also MP3/WMA encoded CD-R/RW discs. The DCM290 features Denon's 5-disc changer mechanism for smooth, quiet operation and an advanced multilevel noise shaping DAC.

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The DN-C615 is a professional CD player housed in a single 2RU rack-mount chassis that offers CD-R/RW playback compatibility as well as MP3 decoding. A user adjustable menu is provided to allow custom tailoring the unit to a particular application. Designed for use in a wide range of applications such as schools, restaurants, aerobic studios and backup systems, the unit provides solid performance.

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A distinguishing feature that sets the Denon DCM-390 over the DCM-290 is the ability to decode HDCD from a CD. is an enhancement to regular Audio CDs to effectively increase the dynamic range, resulting in better and more natural reproduction of music. The additional dynamic range allows more low-level details to be captured in the Digital Recording for more precise reproduction of musical instruments and vocals. Where this is applicable, the DCM-390 can attain superior and more accurate Sound performance. With audiophile grade digital-to-analog converters, the audio from CD media comes through precise, pure, and clear of Distortion for extremely pleasing sound. Denon DCM-390 uses an easy to load and highly dependable CD mechanism that lets you load up to 5 CDs at a time. The DCM-390 lets you Program up to 32 tracks from the five or fewer CDs loaded in the player. In addition, you have selectable random and repeat play modes. The DCM-390 will play all commercially available CD recordings plus CDR and CDRW recordings made on a Component CD Recorder or Computer drive. As such, it will also play MP3 and WMA files that were downloaded from websites. It will also, faithfully, play recordings encoded with HDCD as they were meant to be heard. Overall, the DCM-390 offers the sound performance you've come to enjoy from Denon along with the comforting convenience of being able to sit back and enjoy up to 5 CDs continuously. Compared to all others, there is a difference. That difference is DENON.

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Sized and styled to match Denon’s DRA-CX3 AM/FM tuner/amplifier, the DCD-CX3 is a true audiophile CD player, with precision design and engineering to extract the maximum musical enjoyment from your favorite CDs, and features Super Audio CD playback...

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DN-D4000 Double CD/MP3 Player

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The DCM-380, a 5-disc carousel CD changer equipped with HDCD and MP3 decoders, lets you not only enjoy regular audio CDs, but also HDCDs and MP3 encoded CD-R/RW discs. The DCM-380 also features DENON*s 5-disc changer mechanism for smooth, quiet operation. Features HDCD Decoder: HDCD represents encoding/decoding technology that drastically reduces digital recording distortion while retaining compatibility with the existing CD format. CD-R/RW Playback MP3 Decoder: plays finalized CD-R/RW discs containing MP3 audio files. When they are in MP3 format, a single CD-R/RW disc can contain upto 10 times more tracks than an ordinary audio CD. CD-R/RW discs containing a large number of MP3 files are ideal for use in long-play applications such as background music. Advanced Multilevel Noise Shaping DAC: features a Multilevel Noise Shaping DAC. This multi-level modulation powerfully removes the adverse effects of jitter, and because it is built into the output amp, a clean analog output with suppressed high-frequency interference can be directly obtained. 8-Times Oversampling Digital Filter: Increasing the oversampling frequency by a factor of eight makes possible an extraordinary degree of attenuation and reduces frequency irregularities in the audio range to an absolute minimum. Synchronized Recording Function: connect the SYNCHRO jack with a DENON cassette deck which is equipped with a SYNCHRO jack, then make a synchronized recording. Use the connection cord supplied with the cassette deck. Remote Control IN/OUT: When the DCM-380 is cable connected to an amplifier or receiver that supports the Remote Control IN/OUT feature, you can operate the DCM-380 via the remote sensor on the amplifier or receiver. This feature is very handy when the DCM-380 is placed in another room. Full Selection of Program Playback: lets you combine up to 32 tracks from the five or fewer CDs which are loaded. 3-Mode Random Playback: Full Random / Program Random /Disc Sequential Random Intelligent Disc Scan: the Disc Skip button can rotate the carousel tray clockwise or counter-clockwise when searching for a disc. (Counter-clock-wise rotation is operable only by remote controller.) 20-Selection Music Calendar Display Coaxial Digital Output Headphone Jack

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So you consider yourself somewhat of an audiophile, but the fifteen grand for a DA-S1/DP-S1 processor/transport combo is a bit steep. The bargain solution is Denon's DCD-1650, which skimps on the gold plating and rampant overbuilding while still managing to provide some very similar separates-grade statistics.Denon's ALPHA processing used some convoluted math to provide 20-bit resolution from 16-bit CD sources, although it's different from HDCD which does essentially the same thing. Your HDCDs won't be properly decoded on this Denon (try the DCM-370 for that), but your standard CDs may sound up to 20 percent better, especially in the area of low-level detail.The 1650 also sports a beefy 20-bit 4-DAC converter, as well as 8x oversampling for a processing section that's difficult to beat. In case you find a better processor, Denon included both optical and digital outputs, which make digital recording a high-fidelity snap.On the transport side, the loading mechanism is centered to maximize stability. Jitter-reducing damping and an automatically adjusting digital servo should keep playback rock-steady.The 1650 also sports a peak search to identify the CD's highest levels for easy recording, and auto edit to optimize program time according to a cassette's length. The LCD display can be dimmed so as not to disturb the late-night listener.

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Denon's DCM 270 is the company's least expensive CD changer to date. They've shaved $100 off its predecessor's list price to compete with the rock-bottom prices found in today's market. Given Denon's excellent reputation for mid-fi quality and value, this changer looks like an excellent deal. The 270 is the little brother to the DCM-370, without the higher-end features like HDCD decoding and the high-quality D/A converter required for it. You'll also be missing a digital output, so if you do much digital recording you may want to check out similarly equipped CD players instead.This Denon does everything you want a changer to do -- and nothing more. You can change all four discs while another spins. The carousel rotates in both directions to shorten the seemingly infinite wait between discs. Shuffle mode has the ability to never repeat a track until all others have been heard at least once.Also on board are the standard transport functions, such as disc or global programming, multi-mode repeat and direct track access from the remote. A 20-selection track calendar enables one-glance assessment of disc and program information, and CD Synchro compatibility gives you one-touch recording with compatible recorders.