Tascam - DR-100 MK2
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Stereo Field Recorder Pro for use TASCAM DR-100 MK2, it features a rugged metal chassis to carry it around without damaging it!
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Other features
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Stereo Field Recorder for TASCAM DR-100 MK2
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Sampling Frequency 44.1, 48 or 96kHz
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Resolution up to 24 bit WAV format and 320 kbit / s MP3
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4 integrated condenser microphones, high quality (1 couple 1 couple cardio and omni)
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2 XLR mic inputs with switchable 48V phantom power
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Stereo line with level control (mini-jack 3.5 mm connector)
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High-performance mic preamps, providing a high gain (input sensitivity: -58 to 2 dBu)
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Exit dedicated stereo line (on 3.5mm mini jack connector)
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Headphone output with level control (mini jack 3.5mm)
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Integrated Control Speaker
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Switchable analog limiter based selector "hardware" to avoid clipping
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Pre-recording 2 seconds
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Recording Function
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Function overdub
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Function File Divide
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Numerous playback functions
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USB 2.0 to transfer files to / from the computer
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Two options for autonomous use: lithium-ion battery BP-L2 or 2 LR06 batteries (AA).
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Accessories supplied with the DR-100 MK2:
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USB cable
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SD Card (2 GB)
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Lithium ion BP-L2
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Case
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Foam Windscreen
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New wired remote control / wireless RC-10
To find out more...
- Supports recording 96 kHz / 24 bit
- Digital Stereo Input S / PDIF
- Capsules microphones cardios better
- Gain greater microphones
- Inputs XLR connector Lock
- Accepts audio (line) of 4 dB for a professional application
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DR-100 MK2 Tascam
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Tascam has been part of the pro audio landscape for decades. They were responsible for the creation of the very first multitrack cassette recorder, which was adopted by many artists including Bruce Springsteen! Today, Tascam offers a wide range of recording equipment, from US-42B portable digital studios, to DR-40X portable recorders, HR audio interfaces and Model series mixers. Easy to use, Tascam products allow beginners to learn about mixing and recording, while professionals can easily maximize their potential. The ability to record from start to finish makes it easy for musicians to get their music out on a large scale.
