TASCAM has launched the GT-R1, a new portable recorder for guitar and bass players. Based on TASCAM's DR-1 recorder, the company say that the GT-R1 adds features from their groundbreaking guitar trainers for the ultimate songwriters sketchpad. A pair of built-in condenser microphones captures rehearsals and live shows, or musicians can plug directly into the instrument input to record with amp simulation and effects. The GT-R1 includes a rhythm player for instant inspiration, and a 1GB SD Card and rechargeable battery are included to get started right away.
Paul Jenkins, Vice President of Sales for TASCAM, told us, "TASCAM has once again redefined what a compact studio looks like. Many of us at TASCAM are guitar players who have dreamed of a high-quality songwriting tool like this. The GT-R1 can be used as a portable recorder, an instrument trainer, tuner, metronome and almost anything else musicians need."
Features

• Portable stereo recording with built-in condenser microphones
• MP3 or WAV file recording, up to 48kHz/24-bit
• 1/4" Instrument input for Guitar or Bass
• Amp simulation and multi-effects
• Over 80 rhythm tracks in a variety of styles
• Overdub function allows users to record over an existing track
• Powered microphone input
• Low cut filter and analog limiter on input
• Loop and change the speed of music playback without changing the pitch to learn and transcribe new music
• Guitar and Bass canceller allows musicians to play along
• Includes 1GB SD Card and rechargeable battery
• USB 2.0 Connection to computer for file transfer and charging
• Optional AK-DR1 includes a tabletop stand, microphone clip and windscreen

Pricing and Availability:
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