tapeless recorders.
> Marantz PMD671 (announced, maybe vaporware) Evolution of the
> PMD670 with sampling capabilities extended to 24 bits, 96 kHz.
I've talked with Marantz about this device. It does exist and is not just in
beta-test. It is actually in production now and the first units should
start shipping in March. A few other features that the 671 has over the 670
are: larger sample rate selection (down to lower frequencies than 670),
"virtual 3-head" so you can monitor while you record, ability to play back
previously recorded section while still recording, and I believe that it has
editing capabilities onboard. It will cost more than the PMD670
> Edirol R1
> 44.1 kHz only, no XLR inputs
This device is a good low-cost option for high-resolution recordings since
it samples at 24-bits. It records to compact flash cards. Unfortunately, it
will only record in stereo, so half the memory is thrown away when recording
with a single microphone/hydrophone.
> Edirol R4
> 24 bits, up to 96 kHz, records 2/4 channels to compact flash
> (CF) media, 4 mic preamplifiers with P48 power.
This device actually records to an internal 40GB hard drive. Therefore,
recording times are can be very long. It has EQ and editing capability
onboard.
> The Fostex FR2 records to CF media.
The FR-2 also records to PCMCIA flash disks, which have a higher memory
capacity than the compact flash cards.
Happy recording!
Joe
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