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"Once up and running, it's a dream to use, and capable of capturing some magnificent audio": Tascam DR-40XP field recorder review
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Tascam’s digital field recorders are similarly definitive, for capturing a nascent market as a flagship standard.
PerformanceOnce up and running, the Tascam DR-40XP is a dream to use, and capable of capturing some magnificent audioFor starters, the DR-40XP feels reliable in-hand.
Once up and running, the Tascam DR-40XP is a dream to use, and capable of capturing some magnificent audio.
A reinstall, and a reboot of both computer and field recorder, and full functionality was there.
It’s a 32-bit float field recorder that can run on just two AA batteries, with two phantom-powered XLR/TRS combo inputs.