Strong and Steady

The DP29F has been precision manufactured with a rigid diecast aluminum to produce uniform inertial mass for perfectly stable turntable rotation, an essential component of high fidelity sound during playback. The turntable employs an automated system that starts playing the record with the single touch of a button and finishes play at the end of the record by returning the tone arm to its original position and stopping turntable rotation. This system ensures that you do not inadvertently scratch your records when you play them.

Convenience Included

Since the DP29F includes a built-in PHONO equalizer, you can connect the unit to an integrated amp that does not have its own equalizer. This turntable is powered by a DC servo motor and belt drive system and operated at the 33 1/3 or 45 rpm speed. The DP29F comes with an MM cartridge so that you can begin to enjoy your analog record collection as soon as you connect the DP29F to your home hi-fi system.

Included With Purchase

MM cartridge.

Comparison Specifications

• Automatic System (Start and Stop)
• Belt Drive System
• 195mm Straight Tonearm, Dynamically Balanced Type
• MM Cartridge Included
• Available Speeds: 33 1/3, 45 rpm

Additional Specifications

• High-Precsion Diecast Aluminum Turntable
• PHONO Equalizer
• DC Servo Motor
• Wow & Flutter: Less Than 0.15 Percent
• Output Voltage: 2.5 mV
• Power Supply: AC 120 V, 60 Hz
• Power Consumption: 2 W

Dimensional Specifications

• 6.2 lbs.
• 14.2" x 3.8" x 14.1"

Denon DP-29F Warranty Details

2 Years Parts and Labor

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Good for basic vinyl listening

Reviewed By: Justin Scott - Granada Hills, CA

I had this unit for a while, and its pretty decent as an all-in-one solution. I especially liked that it came with everything needed, including the RIAA phono pre-amp. While most good amps today still have Phono inputs, the fact this has the phono-amp built in means you can plug it into a wider variety of equipment-- specifically your computers audio in!-- without having to do any tricks. The playback sound is decent, nothing spectacular but not horrible at all. The only gotcha, which may or may not be an issue, is theres no easy way to cue a record. You have to manually pick up and move the needle. Many turntables will automatically pick up the needle so you can move it more precisely. If you dont have a steady hand or good grip you can accidentally drop the needle back on the record which is a very bad thing. But if youre just listening to records from start to end without trying to jump around, this wont be an issue. If youre a complete audiophile, this is probably not the turntable for you. But if you have a stash of old records that you havent heard in a while, and maybe want to convert them to MP3 on your computer, this makes a solid all-around choice. While I gave it above average marks for ease of use and value-- for its price range it is probably the best turntable on the market-- it gets average marks on performance and overall. But note that average does not mean bad! It is what it is -- a decent turntable at a decent price, with an extra feature or two that makes it a good value.