New Denon Products Announced
Denon Professional, Marantz Professional and Denon DJ, represented by D&M Business & Professional Group Europe, will be introducing a total of eight new products at the forthcoming PLASA show in September.
Exhibiting on Stand 1-E9, D&M Professional will be launching the DN-V500BD blu-ray disc player, and introducing the DN-F Series of solid state audio players (comprising the DN-F300, DN-F400 and RC-F400), the DN-S700 CD/MP3 player; DN-HC5000 and HC1000S media controllers, DN-HP500 headphones and DN-X1700 digital mixer.
The new DN-F300 1U audio media player can utilise a SD(HC) card or connect via USB to devices such as an HDD, pen drive or iPod, giving users access to a range of sources. There are two mic inputs for additional functions like paging, an IR receiver for remote control access to volume and pitch control, as well as cue, instant start, pitch control, pitch bend and tempo lock features for more creative applications such as DJ’ing.
The DN-S700 is a new entry level compact tabletop CD/MP3 player sporting many features from Denon’s flagship professional models, including advanced MP3 functionality for easy file search and selection, CD text display, auto or manual BPM, 3 onboard FX, 3 pitch ranges, 2 hot start and loop controls, fader start, and pitch bend available on buttons and jog wheel to enhance performance creativity.
The DN-HC5000 is a rackmount digital DJ system developed to work with Serato’s ITCH software. Benefiting from Serato’s HIDI technology to improve speed and software/hardware communication, the DN-HC5000 is a USB 2.0 MIDI controller with built-in 24-bit soundcard, compatible for use with both PC and MAC. Features include a multi-functional touch sensitive jog disc, vibrant FL tube and text display, and tactile rubber controls.
The new rackmount DN-HC1000S is a MIDI sub controller designed to interface with Serato Scratch LIVE. The unit offers simple plug ‘n play operation via USB connectivity, and replaces the cumbersome PC keyboard with a set of dedicated controls, including track select and fast search, SHIFT/CLR button, 5 ‘hot start’ and 3 sampler buttons, auto loop, Loop IN-OUT with exit/reloop, history and a TAP button.
The DN-HP500’s are new entry-level DJ headphones with 1300mW input power, 40mm driver, 40 ohms impedence, 103dB output, 10-28kHz frequency response, 90 degree swivel mechanism, with comfortable ear pad and headband for prolonged periods of use.
Engineered to provide every facility professional DJ’s require – whether working with vinyl, CD, digital files, laptops and USB storage devices – the recently launched DN-X1700 is a 4-channel tabletop mixer with rubberised knobs, 60mm Alps K Series channel faders, 45mm FLEX cross fader, a color LCD display, extended 24-point LED channel and output metering, and LED ring metering around the control knobs. In operation, the principal features related to the power and flexibility of the Denon DNX1700 mixer are its Matrix Input Assignment with digital input and MIDI/USB audio, independent and parametric three-band EQ with Kill on each channel, and dual independent EFX processors. Its 32-bit floating point DSP engine provides exceptional processing power and the mixer delivers impressive sound resolution via its 32-bit digital-analogue conversion capabilities at the audio output stage.
“It is fantastic to see the Denon portfolio burgeoning with new products that diversify and advance the brand,” says D&M Business & Professional Group (Europe)’s managing director, Bob Goleniowski. “The array of new models on display at PLASA is the result of a combination of two things: listening to our customers and innovating technology. We look forward to taking them to the market and trail-blazing the way with more launches in the near future.”
Dear PowerOnPlay Club Member,
Following closely on the heels the of the introduction of our flagship DN-X1700 Digital Mixer, We are proud to announce four new exciting product offerings: the DN-HC5000 Serato ITCH Controller, developed under a new strategic partnership between Denon DJ and Serato ™ Audio Research, the DN-HC1000S USB MIDI Sub-Controller (compatible with Serato Scratch Live), the DN-S700 Tabletop CD/MP3 Disc Player and the DN-HP500 Professional Headphones.
Check them out live in booth 410 at the International DJ Expo, happening now in Atlantic City, NJ or click on each product to learn more.
Regards,
Denon DJ
DN-HC5000
Dedicated USB HW/SW Controller
The DN-HC5000 Serato ITCH Controller is a rackmount digital DJ system developed to work with Serato ITCH, an integrated software/hardware system designed to give music selectors and Mobile Entertainers new kinds of control. Benefiting from Serato’s HIDI technology to improve speed, and software/hardware communication, the DN-HC5000 is a USB 2.0 MIDI controller with built-in 24-bit soundcard, compatible for use with both PC and Mac ®. Features include a multi-functional touch sensitive jog disc, vibrant FL tube with text display and tactile illuminated rubber controls.
DN-HC1000S
Serato Scratch Live USB MIDI
Sub-Controller
The new tabletop DN-HC1000S USB MIDI Sub-Controller is designed to interface with Serato’s Scratch Live software, which enhances a digital music library with a number of unique tools and performance features. The DN-HC1000S offers simple plug ‘n play operation via self powered USB connectivity, and it replaces the PC keyboard for DVS systems with a set of dedicated controls, including track select and fast search, SHIFT/CLR button, five “hot start” and three sampler buttons, auto loop, Loop IN-OUT with exit/reloop, history and a TAP button.
DN-S700
Tabletop CD/MP3 Disc Player
The DN-S700 Tabletop CD/MP3 Disc Player is a new entry-level compact tabletop CD/MP3 player sporting many features from Denon DJ’s flagship professional models, including advanced MP3 functionality for easy file search and selection, CD text display, auto or manual BPM, three onboard FX, four pitch ranges, one hot start and seamless loop controls, fader start and pitch bend (available on buttons and jog wheel to enhance performance creativity).
DN-HP500
DJ Headphones
The DN-HP500 Professional DJ Headphones are stylish new entry-level DJ headphones that, like Denon DJ’s HP1000 and HP700 models, produce impeccably clean and vibrant audio while withstanding the high-volume demands of today’s DJs. The DN-HP500’s offer 1300 mW input power, 40-mm driver, 40 Ohms impedance, 103 dB output, 10-28 kHz frequency response and 90 degree swivel mechanism, with comfortable ear pad and headband for prolonged periods of use.
Aug 11th 2009, at 1:14 am
PLease someone can shre with me a his .tsi file 4 my Denon DN-HS5500, i read that 5500 caan now also receive data from TPro on his LCD scren and on they led’s how can i did if NI will not make this patch ??? i dont understand why they dont make it they did it 4 many other Denon player & controlers and they did it also for T3.
Thanks 4 u’re help, have a nice we
Sep 12th 2009, at 5:04 am
I’ve never finished a .tsi for the DN-HS5500 because NI has not supported the spinning platter.
I thought the decks that feature an animated FL tube display (DN-HC4500, DN-S3700) are only supported in Traktor 1.2.1. Not an LCD screen like the 5500? I haven’t downloaded the latest Traktor to try it out yet.
Please request spinning platter support on there forum here:
http://www.native-instruments.com/forum/showthread.php?t=81636
Sep 14th 2009, at 10:43 am
I have a tsi map
Sep 29th 2009, at 1:42 pm
msn messenger fransendimitri@hotmail.com
Sep 29th 2009, at 1:45 pm
Hi Dimitri & JJ and thank’s 4 u’re answer.
Dimitri if you have a tsi. file 4 5500 can you share it with me please ? Thanks a lot.
J.J you know i became crzy with NI i wright them many times & they tell me that denon must do it and denon tell me NI have to do this it’s verry bad mind for the users they did it 4 Traktor3 ok without spinning but it’s better than nothing….i buy Traktor from more than 2 month now for nothing. I try make it my self but i cant i’m a new user. But it’s thr true now the lcd screnn receive info from TraktorPro it’s cool.
Thank’s realy if u can help me.
Best regrds
Sep 30th 2009, at 7:41 am
Sorry for my bad english……… :.-)
Sep 30th 2009, at 7:42 am