Operation Manual

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Getting Started Connections Playback SpeciﬁcationsMemo Function Utility

Changing the playing speed (pitch)

The playing speed (pitch) can be adjusted using the pitch slider.

The key adjust function makes it possible to keep the key constant,

regardless of the playing speed (pitch).

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Press and immediately release the PITCH

RANGE

button.

The pitch range switches as follows each time the

button is pressed: Pitch off

±6 % ±10 %

±16 %

±100 % Pitch off.

b The PITCH LED lights in all cases, except when the pitch mode

is turned off. The “KEY ADJ.” indicator lights when the key adjust

mode is on.

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The playing speed is adjusted when the pitch slider is

moved.

Basic Operations

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In the single play mode, when the end of the track is

reached, the standby mode is set at the next track and

playback starts on the other DN-S3700.

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In the continuous play mode, playback starts on the

other DN-S3700 once the last track is played.

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When the relay play mode on two DN-S3700s is used,

playback is performed alternately on the two DN-

S3700s.

Changing the playing speed (pitch) temporarily

The pitch bend function can be used to change the playing speed

temporarily. The DN-S3700 includes two pitch bend functions using

the

PITCH BEND buttons and the Vinyl disc.

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GPITCH BEND +/–H

Press the

PITCH BEND + button to

increase the playing speed, the

PITCH

BEND

– button to decrease the playing

speed.

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GPLATTER/BENDH

w The Vinyl disc stops

turning during playback

when the

PLATTER

MODE

button has been

pressed to set the classic Vinyl mode

to “BEND/SEARCH”.

The playing speed changes.

Relay playback

Relay playback is possible when two DN-S3700s are connected by

D-LINK.

When press the

DISPLAY/-RELAY button for over 1 second, the relay

play mode is set.

Power on playback

When “PRESET” – “(22) Power on Play” (vpage 27)

is selected and the power is turned on with a disc loaded,

playback starts from the rst track on the disc.

NOTE

If no disc is loaded, playback will not start when the power is turned

on, even if “Power on Play” is set to “ON”.

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