Denon DP-47F Turntable + Denon DL-110 Cartrige + Harbeth M40.1
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- Опубліковано 15 вер 2024
- Denon DP-47F microprocessor controlled, direct drive, fully automatic, turntable with Denon DL-110 high output moving coil cartridge.
Purpose of this video is to demonstrate look and feel of Denon DP-47F turntable and not its sound. For more info on vintage and modern HiFi, please visit my website - Audio Nostalgia: audionostalgia...
Turntable: Denon DP-47F
Cartridge: Denon DP-110
Amplifier: Yamaha A-S2000
Speakers: Harbeth M40.1
Song: Ry Cooder - Trouble, You Can't Fool Me
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#VintageHiFi #DenonDP47F #Turntable
I bought a restored DP 47F last year after watching Techmoan's video, it has all the features I was looking for. I have it connected to a Denon receiver but was surprised to learn I had to purchase a step-up transformer because I have a moving coil cartridge and the phono inputs on new Denon receivers are only compatible with moving magnet cartridges. It was an unexpected expense after already spending a good bit of money on the turntable and the cartridge but it was worth it, it sounds great.
You can purchase modern high output Moving Coil cartridges that can be plugged into Moving Magnet inputs. A good example of that is the cartridge in this video - Denon DL-110.
Would advise how to adjust side force, I got the last song distortion problem. Appreciated.
I have this tt in black and love it. One nice feature is that the bevel on the front of the dustcover becomes horizontal when the cover is up. I have my tt on a large shelf with another shelf above it, and this thoughtful design saves space.
“And get Ry Cooder to sing my eulogy”- The Tragically Hip…..Hey AN Beautiful DP-47F. Thanks for the demo. Thinking I like these better than the new DP-3000. As the legendary owner, of an amazing hi-fi shop, once told me- “All turntables should be automatic”. He did a great job settling up my DP-300/Dl-110, a long while back. I just put it back in the line-up to tame a little Klipsch beast…did the trick. That cartridge is pretty special. These 47’s are so cool. Magnetic tonearms…🤯 They don’t make them like that anymore…🍻
Thanks. Yes, the DP47F are really nice decks. My only concern with them is how easy or difficult it would be to fix them if something went wrong with the electronics. The circuit boards underneath look rather intimidating 😁.
I like automatic TTs, however, there is beauty in simplicity too. After all, you don’t purchase turntable to have an easy life - steaming was developed for this purpose 😂
I do own DP 47F! Best turntable ever!
Morisejko Moriss Good for you! I think it is a nice tt but I would not go as far as ‘best deck ever’ ;).
it a excellent tt but the denon dp 59l , and dp67 are better !
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No it is not true.,
It is only diderent not better,,
This is the king with ai servo tracking arm.,
This tonearm is gold becouse fixit record
I have its smaller brother and love mine. DP-37F
Prestigieuses platine vinyle vintage de chez denon
Awesome machine..
Had this same setup back in 2015-2016 and miss it! Wanna sell it to a bloke in the USA? LOL
Own 2 dp-47f . One is à bit tired so probably I will keep it for spears.
I have denon dl -103 and ortofon OMP 30 with 1/2 adapter cartridges, ifi zen phono, Pioneer A-400. Sounds good.
Widze ze oporocz pasji do audio laczy nas tez pasja do podrozy na motorach - to moj drugi kanal: www.youtube.com/@shem
Tak ale widze ze twoja pasja audio to inny level . A motocykle tak 25 lat jeżdżę mam trochę w kołach chodź obecnie jest krucho z czasem . Pozdrawiam świetny kanał.
Mam pytanie jakiego phono używasz?
Aahhh, there is the hifi gear now 👍😂
I don't know if mine is rare. I've only seen the silver tonearm. Mine is black. Never seen one elsewhere
wow, thats a heavy duty turntable
It looks heavy duty, but it is actually quite light and does not feel heavy duty - especially in comparison to Thorens TD160 which I had before.
But how does it sound compared to modern decks? Love those Harbeths!!! I enjoy mine immensely.
Bill Uransel I don’t know, I have never compared it to any modern decks. Glad you enjoy your Harbeths, there is something really special about most of their designs.
so a mm phono will do the Job? Do you need a mc phono to play??
Yes, it will for this cartridge. It is a high output MC cart, which means that it can be plugged in into an MM phono stage.
Do you set the VTF with the mat on or off? I have this model and I’ve balanced the arm correctly but it won’t give an accurate digital reading for VTF unless the mat is off. Just curious.
My digital built-in scale was slightly off, so I had to calibrate it - you should be able to find a service manual on the Internet, it is relatively straight forward. If I remember correctly, for calibration I set it up with the mat off, with a small weight scale underneath the stylus (at the same height as where the stylus would have been if there was in an average thickness record there). I then set the weight on the buil-in scale to 2g and turned the potentiometer screw on the TT, until the small weight scale underneath the stylus displayed the same weight as the built-in scale.
@@AudioNostalgia Thx for info. Mine seems to be accurate. I use a 5g weight to test. I'm guessing my issue has more to do with how tall the gauge is. On another note- I'm the biggest Ry Cooder fan in the world and wholeheartedly approve of your choice of music:)
Very nice 👍
What cables are you using?
Thank you! You can find gear list on the homepage, just below the introduction: audionostalgia.co.uk
Why are modern turntables so meh? What a beautiful, well engineered thing the DP-47F is.
I like your disc silver stabilizer. Where I can get it?
Morisejko Moriss Thanks, I’m afraid you cannot purchase it anywhere - it was made to order by a friend who did me a favour. You probably can get something similar online.
Which weight do you use? Greetings
This is a bespoke weigh made by a friend of mine. I'm afraid this is not something you can purchase.
very boomy
Yes, indeed. To film the turntable, the camera had to be put in a poison that emphasises room modes, hence the boominess. It does not sound like this in the listening position.