"Denon is addressing an omission in its current turntable lineup: Bluetooth streaming. With the new DP-500BT, the company combines refined design, analog sound and high-resolution wireless connectivity. With its semi-automatic operation and switchable phono preamp, this model has the features to suit beginners and experienced vinyl listeners alike."
"The DP-500BT has a belt drive system, a balanced S-shaped tonearm and an aluminum die cast platter. There's also a pre-installed moving magnet (MM) cartridge with a CN-6518 stylus and a built-in preamp that can be disabled in favor of a more robust external unit or powered speakers."
"Bluetooth streaming is what sets the DP-500BT apart in the Denon lineup. Here, you'll have the option of aptX, aptX HD and apt Adaptive when you need to streaming wirelessly to speakers or headphones. This turntable also works with the company's HEOS amplifiers and Home speakers, which allow for multi-room audio."
Denon introduces the DP-500BT, a turntable that fills a gap in its product lineup by offering Bluetooth streaming capabilities. The model features a belt drive system, balanced S-shaped tonearm, aluminum die cast platter, and pre-installed moving magnet cartridge. Semi-automatic operation with auto lift protects records and stylus while simplifying use for both beginners and experienced listeners. The built-in preamp can be disabled for external amplification. Design inspiration comes from Denon's premium DP-3000NE model, providing refined aesthetics. Bluetooth connectivity includes aptX, aptX HD, and aptX Adaptive codecs for wireless streaming to speakers and headphones, with compatibility for HEOS amplifiers and Home speakers enabling multi-room audio functionality.
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