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Denon Professional now Shipping DN-F650R Recorder
Itasca, IL - Nov 2, 2010 - Denon Professional's DN-F650R solid-state audio recorder implements stable solid-state media technology as the source medium. This product is able to record and read MP3 files and uncompressed WAV files to and from SD or SDHC cards and USB drives as well. Many of the company's professional playback features have been added.
Housed in a 1RU enclosure, the DN-F650R has RS-232C and USB keyboard control. Features include inputs and outputs from AES/EBU to balanced XLR in and out. Its playback features also include +20 percent/-40 percent pitch control. An optional RC-F400S remote controller features a large LCD display providing an ergonomically designed, intuitive control unit for instant playback of audio or audio elements via its hot-buttons.
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