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- Page 1 Contents Preparations Connections Playback and recording Tips Appendix DP-450USB TURNTABLE Owner’s Manual Front panel Rear panel...
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Page 2: Table Of Contents
Recording to a USB memory device Attaching the dust cover Recording to a USB memory device Using the dust cover as a record stand Installing the “MusiCut for DENON” digital file editing software Adjustments Adjusting the stylus pressure Adjusting anti-skating... - Page 3 No sound comes out Audio skips, scratches or is distorted Howling is produced The tone arm stops moving halfway Audio cannot be recorded to the USB memory device Cannot install “MusiCut for DENON” onto the computer Appendix Replacing the stylus Specifications Front panel...
- Page 4 Playback and recording Tips Appendix Thank you for purchasing this Denon product. To ensure proper operation, please read this owner’s manual carefully before using the product. After reading this manual, be sure to keep it for future reference. Accessories Check that the following parts are supplied with the product.
- Page 5 Converting analog audio from records to digital formats and saving to a USB memory device Much like the PMA-60, DRA-100 and other devices in our Denon Design Series, all unnecessary decoration has been eliminated for an Analog audio can be converted to a digital format (44.1 kHz/192 kbps updated minimalistic design.
- Page 6 Contents Preparations Connections Playback and recording Tips Appendix Equipped with a function to switch RPM between 33 1/3, 45 and Change record playback speed between 33 1/3, 45 and 78 RPM as needed. This means that both 7 inch and 12 inch record playback in all RPM formats is supported.
- Page 7 Contents Preparations Connections Playback and recording Tips Appendix Part names and functions Front panel For details, see the next page. Front panel Rear panel...
- Page 8 Contents Preparations Connections Playback and recording Tips Appendix E Tone arm The counterweight is mounted on the back. (v p. 14) The head shell with cartridge is attached to the tip. (v p. 14) F Counterweight Attached to the back of the tone arm to adjust stylus pressure. “Mounting the counterweight”...
- Page 9 Contents Preparations Connections Playback and recording Tips Appendix M Armrest Rest the tone arm here when it is not in use for record playback. N Lifter lever Raises and lowers the tone arm. Lowering the lever slowly lowers the tone arm to place the stylus without damaging it or the record to be played.
- Page 10 Contents Preparations Connections Playback and recording Tips Appendix Rear panel A EQUALIZER ON/OFF switch C SIGNAL GND terminal This switches the built-in equalizer on and off. Switch as needed Use the grounding wire on the supplied audio cable, even when depending on whether the connected amplifier or mini component connecting this device to amplifiers with grounded connections.
- Page 11 Contents Preparations Connections Playback and recording Tips Appendix o Contents Assembly Mounting the turntable Mounting the counterweight Mounting the head shell with cartridge Attaching the dust cover Using the dust cover as a record stand Adjustments Adjusting the stylus pressure Adjusting anti-skating Front panel Rear panel...
- Page 12 Contents Preparations Connections Playback and recording Tips Appendix Assembly Mount these included parts on the main unit before use. Make sure to perform setup on a stable, even surface to prevent the influence of vibration or slanted angles on record playback. Turntable sheet Turntable Ribbon tape...
- Page 13 0 Take care not to twist the belt when hanging it. 0 Store the ribbon tape after use, as it is required when replacing the belt. Mount the turntable sheet on the turntable. 0 Mount the sheet with the side featuring the DENON logo facing down. Front panel Rear panel...
- Page 14 Contents Preparations Connections Playback and recording Tips Appendix Mounting the counterweight Mounting the head shell with cartridge Insert the counterweight into the shaft on the back of Insert the head shell into the tip of the tone arm. the tone arm, and turn it in the direction of the arrow Insert the head shell with its guide pin facing up and aligned with while gently pushing it.
- Page 15 Contents Preparations Connections Playback and recording Tips Appendix Attaching the dust cover Using the dust cover as a record stand Attach the dust cover to the included dust cover stand to use it as a record Mount the hole on the dust cover on the center spindle. stand.
- Page 16 Contents Preparations Connections Playback and recording Tips Appendix Record sleeves can be fitted into the indent on the dust cover stand and leaned against the dust cover. Front panel Rear panel...
- Page 17 Contents Preparations Connections Playback and recording Tips Appendix Adjustments Adjusting the stylus pressure Anti-skating dial Counterweight To enable the record stylus to follow the grooves of the record and pick up Tone arm sound (vibrations), it is necessary to apply a constant pressure (stylus pressure) to the record from the stylus tip.
- Page 18 Contents Preparations Connections Playback and recording Tips Appendix Release the armrest lock. Turn twist the counterweight so that the tone arm is floating parallel to the turntable. Perform adjustment by turning the counterweight gradually while periodically removing your hand to check the position. Keep it parallel Holding the finger lift of the headshell, move the tone arm over the turntable.
- Page 19 Contents Preparations Connections Playback and recording Tips Appendix Adjusting anti-skating Holding the counterweight with a finger so that it does not move, turn the stylus pressure adjustment ring so Anti-skating adjustment is performed to counter the force which pulls the that its “0”...
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Page 20: Connecting Devices That Do Not Have A Phono Input
Contents Preparations Connections Playback and recording Tips Appendix o Contents Connecting devices that do not have a phono input Connecting devices that have a phono input Connecting the AC adapter NOTE 0 Do not plug in the AC adapter until all connections have been completed. 0 Do not bundle AC adapter together with connection cables. - Page 21 Contents Preparations Connections Playback and recording Tips Appendix Connecting devices that do not have a phono input This unit has a built-in phono equalizer that enables record playback when connected to devices with external audio input without a built-in phono equalizer or with mini component system.
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Page 22: Connecting Devices That Have A Phono Input
Contents Preparations Connections Playback and recording Tips Appendix Connecting devices that have a phono input When connected to a device with a built-in phono equalizer, use that device’s phono equalizer during record playback. Use the EQUALIZER ON/OFF switch to turn the phono equalizer on this unit “OFF” when connected to a device with a built-in phono equalizer. Amplifiers with a phono input PHONO IN... -
Page 23: Connecting The Ac Adapter
Contents Preparations Connections Playback and recording Tips Appendix Connecting the AC adapter Wait until all connections have been completed before connecting the AC adapter. Attach the plug needed for your wall outlet as shown in the figure below. 【Attaching the AC adapter plug】 【Removing the AC adapter plug】... - Page 24 Contents Preparations Connections Playback and recording Tips Appendix o Connecting the AC adapter Household power outlet AC adapter (supplied) Front panel Rear panel...
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Page 25: Record Playback
Contents Preparations Connections Playback and recording Tips Appendix o Contents Record playback Recording to a USB memory device Installing the “MusiCut for DENON” digital file editing software Front panel Rear panel... - Page 26 Contents Preparations Connections Playback and recording Tips Appendix Record playback Record playback Tone arm Place a record on the turntable. 0 For EP (“doughnut”) records, insert the included 45 rpm adapter onto the center spindle. Turn the power/rpm switch knob to match the turntable rpm with the rpm of the record.
- Page 27 Contents Preparations Connections Playback and recording Tips Appendix Raise the stylus cover of the cartridge. Grip the finger lift, and move the stylus tip directly above the start position of the track to play. Stylus cover Release the arm rest lock and raise the lifter lever. Lifter lever Finger lift Front panel...
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Page 28: Stopping Playback
Contents Preparations Connections Playback and recording Tips Appendix Stopping playback Lower the lifter lever. The tone arm slowly lowers, and playback starts when the stylus tip reaches the record. Raise the lifter lever. Raise the tone arm to remove the stylus from the record. Holding the finger lift of the headshell, return the tone arm to the armrest. -
Page 29: Using The Automatic Stop Function
Contents Preparations Connections Playback and recording Tips Appendix Using the automatic stop function Turn the power/rpm switch knob to OFF. The turntable stops. When automatic stop is on, the tone arm automatically raises after playback and then the turntable stops. This keeps the turntable from continuing to turn and cause stylus wear should you accidentally fall NOTE asleep while listening to a record, etc. -
Page 30: Recording To A Usb Memory Device
0 Do not connect USB devices other than flash drives to the USB port. 0 USB memory devices will not work via a USB hub. 0 Denon does not guarantee that all USB memory devices will operate or receive power. -
Page 31: Recording To A Usb Memory Device
0 The volume level on audio recorded to USB memory device cannot be adjusted. Instead, adjust the volume on the playback device before playback starts. 0 Note that Denon will accept no responsibility whatsoever for any problems arising 0 A blue light indicates that an audio file is being recorded. -
Page 32: Installing The "Musicut For Denon" Digital File Editing Software
Tips Appendix Installing the “MusiCut for DENON” digital file editing software You can install “MusiCut for DENON” of the digital file editing software on o Installing “MusiCut for DENON” your computer from our website. Using “MusiCut for DENON”, digital files saved to a USB memory device can be split up, song information acquired Download “MusiCut for DENON”... -
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No sound comes out Audio skips, scratches or is distorted Howling is produced The tone arm stops moving halfway Audio cannot be recorded to the USB memory device Cannot install “MusiCut for DENON” onto the computer Front panel Rear panel... -
Page 34: Troubleshooting
Contents Preparations Connections Playback and recording Tips Appendix Troubleshooting If a problem should arise, first check the following: 1. Are the connections correct? 2. Is the set being operated as described in the owner’s manual? 3. Are the other devices operating properly? If this unit does not operate properly, check the corresponding symptoms in this section. -
Page 35: Power Does Not Turn On/Power Is Turned Off
Contents Preparations Connections Playback and recording Tips Appendix Power does not turn on/Power is turned off Power is not turned on. Check whether the power plug is correctly inserted into the power outlet. (v p. 24) The power is off. Turn the power/rpm switch knob to the appropriate setting for the record you want to play. (v p. 26) Power automatically turns off. -
Page 36: No Sound Comes Out
Contents Preparations Connections Playback and recording Tips Appendix No sound comes out No sound is produced. Or sound is distorted. Check the connections for all devices. (v p. 20) Insert connection cables all the way in. Check that input connectors and output connectors are not reversely connected. Check cables for damage. -
Page 37: Howling Is Produced
Contents Preparations Connections Playback and recording Tips Appendix Howling is produced Howling is produced. This unit and speaker are too close together. Move the speaker away from this unit. This unit is in an unstable position. Install in a stable, level location. Playback volume is too loud. -
Page 38: Audio Cannot Be Recorded To The Usb Memory Device
Cannot install “MusiCut for DENON” onto the computer Cannot install “MusiCut for DENON” onto the computer. Make sure your computer is connected to the internet. Make sure your computer has the correct system requirements for “MusiCut for DENON”. (v p. 32) Front panel Rear panel... -
Page 39: Rear Panel
Contents Preparations Connections Playback and recording Tips Appendix Replacing the stylus The supplied stylus is good for approximately 400 hours of playback. Replace the stylus in a timely fashion to prevent damage to your record collection. When replacing the stylus, make sure to request the DSN-85 for dedicated use with this unit at either the location where you purchased this unit or a local repair shop. -
Page 40: Front Panel Rear Panel
Contents Preparations Connections Playback and recording Tips Appendix Specifications o Turntable section Drive type: Belt drive Motor: DC servo motor RPM speeds: 33 1/3, 45, 78 RPM Wow & flutter: 0.1% WRMS S/N ratio: 62 dB o Tone arm section Tone arm: Static balanced type Tone arm effective length:... - Page 41 Contents Preparations Connections Playback and recording Tips Appendix o Cartridge section Cartridge: MM type Output voltage: Equalizer off: 2.5 mV Equalizer on: 150 mV Optimum stylus pressure: 2.0 g (19.6 mN) Replacement stylus product number: DSN-85 o USB section USB port: USB recording, type A USB port, version 2.0 o General Power supply:...
- Page 42 Contents Preparations Connections Playback and recording Tips Appendix Dimensions (Unit : mm) 18.2 Front panel Rear panel...
- Page 43 Contents Preparations Connections Playback and recording Tips Appendix 【With dust cover attached】 Weight: 5.6kg (including the dust cover) Front panel Rear panel...
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