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| 1960's |
The Reign as the Preeminent Leader in High Quality Acoustics and Electronics Commences |
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In the 1960’s, Denon became engaged in a wide array of acoustics and electronic components, including records, audio cassette tapes (in 1964), professional tape recorders for the broadcast industry, stereo sets, radios, televisions, musical instruments (the Elepian series of electronic pianos in 1962), and electric calculators. In addition, the legendary DL-103 moving coil phono cartridge was introduced in 1963, which became one of the longest running products in audio history. The DL-103, still used by broadcasters and audiophiles, spawned the development of a series of outstanding MC cartridges that continue to be an indispensable component for music lovers, audiophiles, recording studios, sound professionals, musicians and custom installers today. |
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