Enjoy 
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Nice to see the classics. Had several myself including the MD players.
The DN-4000 from 1991 was the first Denon I encountered after the Technics SL-P1200.
It was bad using it. All was controlled with one remote and one jog wheel. You had to chose player A or B before activating a function with the jog, but there was no player lock…
So when playing a track on A and you forgot to choose B before selecting another track and gave the jog wheel a spin…bye bye music.
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It was also the first dj player with scratch function.
https://www.hifido.co.jp/photo/07/906/90686/d.jpg
Yes, sounded mwah. I said A/B but it was 1/2…
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DN-2700 ?
I had one from a visit to the American states
I still have the Denon DN-2000F and the DN-2000F MK2. Unbreakable tanks… I don’t use them actively, but it’s fun to keep them.
I hope they will come up with a software update soon so that I can use the 2000F with Tidal and I can start using these units again 
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This is great! I need this as a giant print on my office wall! Still got the 1800 and a pair of S5000’s for home use.
I want to see one for their mixers and one for their turntables. 
I miss rotary 500
Thank fully there was no rotary 500.
Just the user replaceable real line fader could be swap out for 1 2 3 or 4 rotary fader if the user bought them as spare parts and fit them on his own choice
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duh. thanks for the obvious
I am happy to help you as such need.
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