Kenwood is a brand that specializes in manufacturing and selling electronic appliances, including home audio systems, car audio systems, and kitchen appliances.

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The Kenwood DP-2010 is a compact disc player manufactured between 1988 and 1990 in Japan. It features a sleek black design and measures 440 x 108 x 262 mm, weighing approximately 3.8 kg. This model includes a remote control, designated RC-P 2010, enabling convenient operation from a distance. The player operates with a power consumption of 12 W and is equipped with a variety of connections, including a 1.2 V fixed analog (Cinch) output and a 6.3mm headphone jack providing 31 mW at 8 Ohms. Technically, it features a 16-bit converter with 4-fold oversampling and a frequency response range of 10 to 20,000 Hz, with a tolerance of ± 0.5 dB. The signal-to-noise ratio exceeds 100 dB, while the distortion factor is rated at 0.008% at 1 kHz, ensuring high-quality audio performance. Channel separation is better than 96 dB at 1 kHz, and it offers a dynamic range that appeals to audiophiles. The player supports CD-R playback but does not have CD-Text or MP3 capabilities, nor does it include pitch control. It features functionalities such as auto play, shuffle, and title programming for a more customizable listening experience. Direct track selection is facilitated via a 10-key keypad on the remote control. The original price was approximately 600 DM, reflecting its features during its release period.

DP-2010

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