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TASCAM introduces the DR-100mkII 24 bit/96kHz linear PCM recorder 12/12/11
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TASCAM has introduced the DR-100mkII 24 bit/96kHz linear PCM recorder. They tell us that this new rugged recorder offers high-end recording features to musicians and engineers who demand more from their portable recorder.
It features four built-in microphones, two cardioid and two omnidirectional. A pair of XLR microphone inputs with phantom power welcomes pro-grade condenser microphones, and line in and out connectors are also provided. The new and improved version of the DR-100 adds balanced line ins, S/PDIF digital inputs, locking connectors and more. TASCAM believes that all these premium features make DR-100mkII perfect for high-end portable recording, DSLR filmmaking and post production effects gathering.
Paul Jenkins, Senior Vice President for TEAC America, told us, "The original DR-100 has been a great success, but after listening to our customers' inputs, we improved the already successful DR-100 to include great features such as balanced XLR line input, locking XLR connectors, improved unidirectional and omnidirectional microphones and much more." Main Features
+4dBu (maximum +24dBu) line input available via XLR jack
XLR jack with a locking latch for professional use
Better quality uni-directional and omni-directional microphones than the original DR-100
Accepts digital input signal from an external digital device via remote jack
Improved Mic pre amp with higher gain and lower noise
Up to 96kHz/24-bit WAV recording
32 to 320kbps MP3 recording
XLR or RCA 1/8" line input
S/PDIF digital power
Wired/wireless remote control included (RC-10)
Limiter and low cut filter
Back panel dedicated switches
Rugged aluminum casing
VSA changes playback speed from -50% to +16%
Records to SD or SD-HC card (2GB card included)
Mini USB 2.0 jack and cable
Large thumbwheel individual gain control
Built-in speaker
Tripod Mount
Included Li-ion battery, windscreen and carrying case