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Tascam DR-60D mkII 4-Channel Linear PCM Recorder #516

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Tascam DR-60D mkII 4-Channel Linear PCM Recorder #516

Name: Tascam DR-60D mkII 4-Channel Linear PCM Recorder #516
Brand: TASCAM
Price: 131.71 CAD
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Rating: 4.88 (32 reviews)

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Seller Notes: “This item is rated in Good condition. That means that this item is between 75-89% of original ... “This item is rated in Good condition. That means that this item is between 75-89% of original condition. This item has been tested as fully operational and includes only what is photographed in the listing. This item shows moderate wear for the age of the item. Glass may have slight imperfections that will not affect picture quality. The photographs are of the actual item for sale. The grade associated with this item reflects only the core item and not any accessories that may be included. Other Notes Minor cosmetic wear.”

MPN: DR-60D mkII

Type: Digital Recorder

Brand: TASCAM

Form Factor: pack

Media Type: SDHC

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by thruxtonbonneville
Aug 20, 2022Top favourable review
Does a great job
If you're looking for an MP3 recorder, there are other options out there. This will ONLY record to WAV but you can convert your audio elsewhere. The input options are numerous but some say to use caution with 3/4 inch jacks. Since these kind of jacks have been in use for decades SOME of them may fit too snugly. I've seen it with other equipment. Also, if you are going to use USB power, you have to still have the AA batteries installed. My advice would be to use rechargeable ones when you're on USB power. Haven't checked battery life in it but assume it isn't the greatest - maybe three or four hours which would be typical for gear like this. Overall gets the job done and done well. The more recent versions may be more compact but it should fit any Prosumer needs in the way of capturing ... If you're looking for an MP3 recorder, there are other options out there. This will ONLY record to WAV but you can convert your audio elsewhere. The input options are numerous but some say to use caution with 3/4 inch jacks. Since these kind of jacks have been in use for decades SOME of them may fit too snugly. I've seen it with other equipment. Also, if you are going to use USB power, you have to still have the AA batteries installed. My advice would be to use rechargeable ones when you're on USB power. Haven't checked battery life in it but assume it isn't the greatest - maybe three or four hours which would be typical for gear like this. Overall gets the job done and done well. The more recent versions may be more compact but it should fit any Prosumer needs in the way of capturing audio. I have another tascam portable MP3 recorder and this has more options, inputs minus the on-board Mp3 encoding.
Verified purchase: YesCondition: Pre-OwnedSold by: fgzdljxeq7i@deleted
by pro_audio_guy
Sep 21, 2021Top critical review
Plug issue
This is a good sounding unit but there’s a problem with the multi connect her XLR’s. A design flaw makes it so certain type of XLR connectors cannot be pulled out no matter how hard you push the release pan when I went online I saw other owners had the same issue with theirs
Verified purchase: YesCondition: Pre-OwnedSold by: samzg1010
by sarek-2000
Aug 12, 2018
Great unit, great sound, great features.
I tested my Tascam DR-60D Mk II against my Tascam SD-20M, by recording music from vinyl, using my Numark TTX turntable with preamp. This Tascam DR-60D Mk II sounds fantastic and is comparable to the SD-20M. In fact, eventhough both units were set at 24 kbps, the DR-60D Mk II sampled at 2,304 kbps, yet the SD-20M sampled at only 2,116 kbps. So, the DR60D Mk II, ought to sound better than the SD-20M, but I could not distinguish. The build quality is very high and the unit is sturdy. The user interface is very good. Note, press the Record button once to stand-by (the light will flash), and then press the Record button again to begin recording (the light will burn steadily). This was not intuative and it took me a while to figure it out.I tested my Tascam DR-60D Mk II against my Tascam SD-20M, by recording music from vinyl, using my Numark TTX turntable with preamp. This Tascam DR-60D Mk II sounds fantastic and is comparable to the SD-20M. In fact, eventhough both units were set at 24 kbps, the DR-60D Mk II sampled at 2,304 kbps, yet the SD-20M sampled at only 2,116 kbps. So, the DR60D Mk II, ought to sound better than the SD-20M, but I could not distinguish. The build quality is very high and the unit is sturdy. The user interface is very good. Note, press the Record button once to stand-by (the light will flash), and then press the Record button again to begin recording (the light will burn steadily). This was not intuative and it took me a while to figure it out.
Verified purchase: YesCondition: Pre-OwnedSold by: buydig
by timberwolfpuppy
Aug 04, 2020
60D over 70D
I am a beginner. I chose the 60D because it had panel switches for phantom power. It’s boxy shape fits into a FRONT compartment of a certain backpack well. There is a rumor that the xlr switches won’t release the plugs. So, I will just plug in an angle xlr connector. If it never releases, it is OK. The vertical screen is just as good as the 70d tilted screen. Although it doesn’t have SMPTE sync, I will simply tap the mic with a finger while the camera views the finger tapping. I like the dual recording feature for contending with high volumes. but I will be using dynamic mics that naturally limit their output. It is small and light, but I will stick it in a backpack while I am narrating on a dynamic headset by Shure. The shape of the 70D is of no particular advantage. If I ... I am a beginner. I chose the 60D because it had panel switches for phantom power. It’s boxy shape fits into a FRONT compartment of a certain backpack well. There is a rumor that the xlr switches won’t release the plugs. So, I will just plug in an angle xlr connector. If it never releases, it is OK. The vertical screen is just as good as the 70d tilted screen. Although it doesn’t have SMPTE sync, I will simply tap the mic with a finger while the camera views the finger tapping. I like the dual recording feature for contending with high volumes. but I will be using dynamic mics that naturally limit their output. It is small and light, but I will stick it in a backpack while I am narrating on a dynamic headset by Shure. The shape of the 70D is of no particular advantage. If I take a step up, it will be to a Tascam 701D or a Sound Devices unit. I will be making You Tubes. There is one important feature this has in line voltage to a TRS connector, but the 70D does not have it. I cannot remember exactly what this was, perhaps a line out that had additional power. This was the fact that caused me to reject the 70D. Look for reviews on You Tube to find out what this was. It is important. I have many mics and I did not need a mic mounted on the unit. Rather than use radio mics, I will be using Monoprice 16awg XLR cable. This 60D will probably always sit in a backpack on the ground or on my back. By using angle xlr connectors, the cable will not kink in the backpack. I will loop it around the 60D and then out to the open spaces. It has two XLR connectors which is enough for a 35’ run to a lavalier mic and a boom mounted mic. It has two more TRS connections for a narration mic and whatever else mic. It has more than I can use. Since I will be using a gimbal camera stabilizer frequently, I dont want to mount a mic on the camera body. It will throw the balancing act off. So the best place for the 60D is in a backpack rather than connected to the bottom of the camera. I will put TRS angle connectors into the body. Then plug in straight connectors to the TRS angle connectors. This provides an emergency disconnect function without putting strain on the body of the 60D. This is a Pro Tip. If I should need more response from my dynamic mikes, I will add a Cloudlifter unit. Or, I will use a condenser mic. Good deals exist on 60D units. I recommend this unit over the 70D at any price. Now go see a comparison review on You Tube!
Verified purchase: YesCondition: NewSold by: audiowattstore
by bunny2787
Feb 14, 2017
Film audio
This is the one. It runs a 2nd track down 12db from the main one. If something gets really loud you still have a clean take. Worth every penny. Nothing out there compares. The pre amp in it is very high end. I met the engineer that designed this at a NAMM show a few years ago. He made something that we all really need. This is it!
Verified purchase: YesCondition: NewSold by: spreetail

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