The Denon DP-100 M is a direct-drive turntable that was released in the 1970s. This model is notable for its precision engineering and robust build quality, which enhances its performance in audio reproduction. The turntable features a high-torque DC motor that provides stable speed and excellent speed control, minimizing wow and flutter for improved sound fidelity. The DP-100 M is designed to accommodate a variety of tonearms and cartridges, allowing users to customize their setup according to personal preferences. Additionally, it is equipped with a solid, vibration-damping chassis that contributes to better sound isolation, further enhancing the listening experience. The turntable also includes various operational features such as a pitch control mechanism that enables fine-tuning of playback speed.
