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Recording Media | SD/SDHC card (up to 32GB) |
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File Formats | WAV, MP3 |
Power Supply | 2x AA batteries, USB bus power, AC adapter (optional) |
Simultaneous Recording Tracks | 2 |
Max Sample Rate/Resolution | 96kHz/24-bit |
Built-In Speaker | Yes |
Sample Rates | 44.1kHz, 48kHz, 96kHz |
Bit Depth | 16-bit, 24-bit |
Connectivity | USB 2.0 |
Microphone Type | Built-in stereo condenser microphones |
Inputs | XLR/TRS combo jacks, 3.5mm stereo mini jack |
Outputs | 3.5mm stereo mini jack |
Headphone Output | 3.5mm stereo mini jack |
Dimensions | 80 x 155 x 35 mm |
Weight | 290 g (without batteries) |
Phantom Power | Yes |
Display | Backlit LCD |
Controls for device navigation, playback, recording, and menu interaction.
Options to select and configure audio input sources such as XLR, microphones, and line inputs.
Ports for audio I/O, data transfer, power, device operation, and physical controls like the scroll wheel.
Adjustments for microphone sensitivity, phantom power, limiting, and input type selection.
Controls for the internal speaker and physical mounting features like a screw thread.
Information regarding the device's power sources, including internal battery and AA battery options.
Steps to initialize the Tascam to its factory default settings to restore basic configuration.
Instructions for turning the device on/off and managing the SD card insertion/removal.
Guide for setting the correct date and time on the Tascam device.
Guidance on changing the record format and sample rate for optimal recording quality.
Procedures for selecting input sources and enabling phantom power for external microphones.
Instructions on how to control where audio files are saved, including creating new folders.
Steps to prepare for recording, adjust gain levels, and start/stop the recording process.
Instructions on how to playback recorded files using the device's navigation buttons.
Procedure for performing a force reboot if the Tascam becomes unresponsive or soft-locked.