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Page 4 DD8
plus
Version 2.20 - September 1998
INTRODUCTION - 1
FEATURES
8-track operation with immediate removability on Magneto Optical (MO) disk (no back-
up required) or removable hard disks. Record times for one side of a 2.6Gbyte MO disk
are 3 hours 40 minutes of mono 16-bit recording at 48kHz and 4 hours of mono 16-bit at
44.1kHz. Effective playback time can be extended using extra MO drives and up to
seven drives in total may be connected using SCSI.
Plug-and-Play replacement for the Tascam DA-88
Options include SMPTE/EBU IN and OUT (at all frame rates), Bi-phase IN and OUT, and
RS422 (Sony™ P2 9-pin protocol) .
The DD8 will convert SMPTE/EBU to Bi-phase and vice versa.
The DD8 can follow external timecode backwards and forwards, even at slow speeds.
Wordclock and video sync inputs fitted as standard allowing synchronisation to house
sync, digital audio and PAL/SECAM and NTSC video sync sources.
20-bit digital to analogue converters (DACs) with 8 x oversampling and software adjust-
able operating level.
24-bit analogue to digital converters (ADCs) with 128 x oversampling and software ad-
justable operating level.
Custom LSI dedicated for signal processing ensures fast and reliable operation.
32 channel ‘polyphony’ allows long crossfades or overlaps to be achieved within a single
track and across all 8 tracks simultaneously.
Dedicated MTR-style transport keys for play, stop, rewind, fast forward and record.
The JOG wheel allows you to ‘scrub’ audio across all 8-tracks for editing.
AKAINET link (a subset of the Ethernet protocol) fitted as standard to allow true remote
control of multiple DD8s from a single DL1500 controller with virtually no limit on dis-
tance.
16, 20 and 24-bit audio recording capabilities
Direct playback of files created on a variety of other manufacturers digital audio worksta-
tions.

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