Denon Announces DMD-1000P Professional Mididisc Recorder
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January 23, 2001This fully-featured, 3U rack-mountable MD recorder provides advanced circuitry
and signal conversion for maximum resolution for playback and recording.
The new DMD-1000P uses Denon's Advanced Super Linear Converter for D/A conversion
for even greater accuracy in digital translation upon playback. This system provides
maximum low level resolution for an increased dynamic range, superb transparency
and clarity in critical listening situations. Signal can be output through either
the optical digital output or an analog output pair.
On the recording side, the DMD-1000P features an enhanced Dual-bit Delta Sigma
20 bit A/D converter with 64-times oversampling. Improved dynamic range and built
in digital sample rate conversion (32 kHz, 44.1 kHz, 48kHz) also offer flexibility
and compatibility when recording. Input options, which are mono or stereo selectable,
include 2 optical digital, 1 coaxial digital, and 1 analog pair.
The DMD-1000P also hosts a full range of minidisc editing functions such as:
Divide, Combine, Move, Erase, Disc Name Erase, All Name Erase and Undo. Features
like Program Move for rearranging program order and Rehearsal for previewing edits
are just a couple of the time saving conveniences this unit has to offer. The
units Disc Recovery function also helps to restore valuable recording time often
lost on discs which have been frequently edited.
To aid in getting the best possible signal on first takes, Denon has also added
an Auto-Record Pause function, automatically setting the player in Record-Pause
(standby) mode when a blank disc is inserted. This combined with the Synchro Level
Recording Auto-start function make preparation for recording smoother, especially
when changing discs. The most critical functions are also accessible via the supplied
remote control.
The DMD-1000P is available immediately for the suggested retail price of $599.00. For more information, visit their web site at www.denon.com. |