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The Turntable Denver MRD-51 Brown is a retro-style wooden music center combining a turntable, DAB tuner, cassette player, CD drive and USB connectivity. It supports playback and recording between LP, CD and cassette sources via USB, offers three turntable speeds (33 1/3, 45 and 78 RPM) and delivers sound through built-in speakers with an RMS output of 5 W. The unit has an LCD display, runs on 230 V AC and comes in a compact wooden housing measuring 515 x 350 x 220 mm and weighing 8.2 kg.

Advantages

The wooden housing provides a classic aesthetic and stable construction while the multiple source options — vinyl, cassette, CD, DAB radio and USB — give flexible playback choices. Built-in recording to USB from LP, CD and cassette allows easy digitisation of analog media. Three selectable platter speeds accommodate standard and vintage records, and the integrated LCD simplifies source selection and status monitoring.

Suitable for

• Home listening for vinyl, cassette and CD collectors
• Digitising analog media to USB
• Small rooms or desks where a compact music centre is needed
• Users who want DAB radio plus multiple playback options

Key specifications

• Brand: DENVER
• Model: MRD-51 Brown
• MPN: 111201210000
• EAN: 5706751041839
• Turntable speeds: 33 1/3, 45, 78 RPM
• Power: 5 W RMS
• Power supply: AC 230 V
• Playback/recording: LP, cassette, CD, USB; MP3 playback supported
• Display: LCD
• Colour: Brown (wooden housing)
• Dimensions (W x D x H): 515 x 350 x 220 mm
• Weight: 8.2 kg

How to use

Place the unit on a stable, level surface and connect it to a 230 V AC outlet. Select the desired source using the front controls or the LCD menu: choose vinyl and set the platter speed (33 1/3, 45 or 78 RPM) for records; insert a cassette or CD for playback; tune DAB radio via the tuner; or connect a USB drive. To record to USB, select the recording function and choose the source (LP, CD or cassette), then start recording following on-screen prompts.

Recommendations

For best playback quality, use a level surface, avoid strong vibrations, clean records and cassette heads regularly, and use a properly fitted stylus. When digitising, check USB capacity and file format settings to ensure recordings meet your requirements.