DP-29F

Hello, Yes - Polk Audio's Signature Series speakers are passive loudspeakers and therefore an amplifier would be required.

Hi LenP, It does sound a lot like a glitch in the system. Apologies for the confusion. Here is a link to the DP-450USB, which is the turntable we currently offer with a USB port: https://www.denon.com/en-us/product/turntables/dp-450usb/137239.html?dwvar_137239_color=Black

Hi Isaac, Yes - the DP-29F has a built-in phono pre-amp allowing for a line level output to a Bluetooth transmitter/transceiver. Bluetooth transmitters/transceivers are available from outlets such as Amazon. Not all such Bluetooth devices have an analog input (required). Those which do may need a cable adaptor.

Hello, For questions regarding Denon parts and accessories, here is a link to Encompass - they are the authority on such things: https://denon.encompass.com/

Hello Holly, Yes - a replacement stylus can be found without having to replace the turntable. They are easy to remove and replace. If you carefully hold the stylus from the sides as you glide it away from its mount to remove it, it should comply without much resistance. I recommend practicing with the broken stylus if in doubt. A new stylus can be found at LP Gear's website. If you insert the DP-29F's stylus' product code in their search bar, you will find the part you need. The product code is DENONSTDP0029F

Hello, It depends on what you mean by stackable. It does not allow you to 'load' more than one LP at a time. If you are talking about placement, it isn't ideal for any turntable to sit on top of any other audio component because of how susceptible they are to micro-vibrations and magnetic or radio frequency interference. Turntables are happier when on their own platform, and are best kept at least 12 inches away from loudspeakers. Turntables do not do well when housed on the same platform as speakers or a sub-woofer. That being said, many people do place their turntable on top of other components and say they are quite happy with the arrangement.

Hi Gopinath, Either way would yield sonic gains, but I would suggest upgrading the turntable first. The DP-300F and in particular the DP-400 will not only offer a better playback experience with their improved plinths (to reduce interference from micro-vibrations) and upgraded tonearm (especially with the DP-400), but they will both give you more flexibility when you choose to upgrade the stylus, and the benefits it will bring. The better the table, the more the table allows the cartridge to deliver what it was designed to do.

Hello, The DP-29F has the following dimensions: Width (Inches) 14.0625 Height (Inches) 3.804 (lid closed) Depth (Inches) 14.125