Denon ASD-3N-Denon iPod Dock

By Jim Luck, November 2, 2009 8:10 am

Denon iPod Dock

Denon ASD-3N-Denon iPod Dock

The Denon ASD3N is the perfect way to simplify your media collection. Rather than having some of you music on your computer, some of your music on your iPod, some of your music on CDs, and some of your music in your home theater system, keep it all connected. The ASD3N connects to a computer via an ethernet cable to transmit music from your computer to your home audio set-up, or can charge Apple iPods while playing media from them.

It’s All About The Network

The ASD3N is equipped with an ethernet connection port, so it can connect to a network or a home computer. The ASD3N supports playback of MP3 files as well as unencrypted AAC files. The ASD3N is a great way to connect your iPod to your home system. The ASD3N iPod Dock puts you in a position to use a lot of power with a little effort. The Denon ASD3N lets you connect your iPod to a Denon component with a dock control or to a Denon mini component equipped with a system connector. This connection allows you to control your iPod with your Denon remote controller that came with the Denon component. You can monitor iPod text information, such as menus and track names, on a TV screen, or a front panel display of Denon’s component. (This feature only available when connected to Denon products with a dock control.) Operating instructions, A/V control cable (6.5 feet), system connector cable (3.2 feet), AC adapter, universal adapter (5).

Comparison Specifications

Connects iPod to Compatible Denon Components
Playback with “Command and Control” of Your iPod
Displays iPod Information on Your TV or Other Monitor
Recharges iPod While Docked
Plays Photos and Videos (Only iPods with Slide Show or Video Playback Capability)
Advanced Graphical User Interface (GUI)
Connections: Ethernet, Dock Control, Audio Output, S-Video Output, AC Plug
Supports MP3 Or Unencrypted AAC Photos From Your PC
PlaysForSure Compliant
Remote Included