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Meanwhile, Denon has updated its DJ DN-HD2500 media player. The hard-drive based professional media player and controller has added USB Midi and Asio support. “Flexible and packed with features, the DN-HD2500 is built for any event where professional-quality, flawless performance and great sound is required,” Denon said. In flawless sound, obviously. “Digital music from almost any source can be imported, stored, controlled, modified and played out.” Existing owners can upgrade their boxes using a free download. All new DN-HD2500 marked with a 'V' on the box and on the product already have the firmware installed. (Continued on next page)
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