No. I don’t own it. These were units displayed in the office of the DENON DJ brand manager, Silvio Zeppieri at then DENON & Marantz Professional headquarters in Mahwah, NJ. The company has since been restructured & sold to InMusic (Numark) and relocated. Silvio has long since been retired from the company. This was over a decade ago.
Muy buen video pero ... ¿Donde estan las DN-1800F (KLTD & W) DN-2100F DN-2600F DND-4000 DN-1000F(nunca vi una funcionando) y hay mixers que no estan como el archiobjeto de culto DN-X800 ? Silvio se olvido de esos modelos
4500 and 4000 the best in my opinion. I had and workwith the others and nothing compare. the other with bunch of features normaly only there no many people use those features. unless at home
That’s an assumption. I was a working active Mobile at weddings and other private parties and I used all the features given to me in the 2600, 2100, 9000, md2300r and others. The things I could do with the 9000 elevated my creativity but also allowed me so much convenience prior to going computer-based. I don’t expect those who didn’t use the features to understand. But to make blanket statements that no one uses those features, except at home was false. Many did & I demoed & taught people how to use the innovative features to not only improve performance, but use them as a convenience tool. Many of these features have been replaced within the computer DJing realm, but were super innovative for their time. While some of the features were not always conducive to some DJs styles of performance, I find that most never new about many of the features because they didn’t bother to learn them and only bothered with the basic features and that’s a shame. But I did knew many others who took advantage of such features.
@@stevefernino Wedding ...Seriously? The only feature of a DJ is his self his own art and talent of mixing. That,s why turntables still around. .If you did not know. But how ever today any body with a lap top is called a DJ. the only cd player that remains on market usaed at great price is 4500, why ? beacuse is the only pro , same with SL 1200 MKII .
Without breaking down all of the features and their practical uses which would take too much time in the comments, there were so many practical uses that made my job easier and more innovative as a mobile, and I’m not talking about effects or scratching. When I denied the features & gave use cases to other DJs at DJ educational events, most DJs said things similar to “I never knew I could do that” and “I can see how that would be useful.” The best part is when DJ said to me that there was no reason for any of those features at a wedding and then I would turn around and show him some thing I can do that made my job at a wedding easy and gave him a used case. Usually their jaw was on the ground.
great collection!!!! Love it
That is 1 amazing Denon vintage collection. 👌! Selling any of it. ???
No. I don’t own it. These were units displayed in the office of the DENON DJ brand manager, Silvio Zeppieri at then DENON & Marantz Professional headquarters in Mahwah, NJ. The company has since been restructured & sold to InMusic (Numark) and relocated. Silvio has long since been retired from the company. This was over a decade ago.
exelente ... muy linda tu coleccion y se ve que esta impecable.. la que no vi es la denon 2600f y la dn1800
Muy buen video pero ... ¿Donde estan las DN-1800F (KLTD & W) DN-2100F DN-2600F DND-4000 DN-1000F(nunca vi una funcionando) y hay mixers que no estan como el archiobjeto de culto DN-X800 ? Silvio se olvido de esos modelos
creo que eso era en la oficina de Denon en EEUU. alguna vez vi las fotos de esos mismos rack en el foro de Denon Dj
DENON is good but NAD is better with Soft Clipping feature plus
it doesn't tend to heat up as much as DENON
Haha! You're a collector
4500 and 4000 the best in my opinion. I had and workwith the others and nothing compare. the other with bunch of features normaly only there no many people use those features. unless at home
That’s an assumption.
I was a working active Mobile at weddings and other private parties and I used all the features given to me in the 2600, 2100, 9000, md2300r and others. The things I could do with the 9000 elevated my creativity but also allowed me so much convenience prior to going computer-based. I don’t expect those who didn’t use the features to understand. But to make blanket statements that no one uses those features, except at home was false. Many did & I demoed & taught people how to use the innovative features to not only improve performance, but use them as a convenience tool. Many of these features have been replaced within the computer DJing realm, but were super innovative for their time. While some of the features were not always conducive to some DJs styles of performance, I find that most never new about many of the features because they didn’t bother to learn them and only bothered with the basic features and that’s a shame. But I did knew many others who took advantage of such features.
@@stevefernino Wedding ...Seriously? The only feature of a DJ is his self his own art and talent of mixing. That,s why turntables still around. .If you did not know. But how ever today any body with a lap top is called a DJ. the only cd player that remains on market usaed at great price is 4500, why ? beacuse is the only pro , same with SL 1200 MKII .
Absolutely. I never did one that didn’t use many of the features.
Without breaking down all of the features and their practical uses which would take too much time in the comments, there were so many practical uses that made my job easier and more innovative as a mobile, and I’m not talking about effects or scratching. When I denied the features & gave use cases to other DJs at DJ educational events, most DJs said things similar to “I never knew I could do that” and “I can see how that would be useful.”
The best part is when DJ said to me that there was no reason for any of those features at a wedding and then I would turn around and show him some thing I can do that made my job at a wedding easy and gave him a used case. Usually their jaw was on the ground.