Nagra introduces its new Seven 2-channel recorder

Nagra is attending Satis in France where they introduce the new generation of digital portable recorders, the two-channel Nagra Seven.

According to Nagra, the Seven replaces the NL, ARES-C and ARES-BB+ recorders. It is equipped with a touch color screen that allows for reducing the number of controls on the device and display, via multiple windows, the operation modes, levels of the two channels, recorder status and Nagra adds that it is possible to program user shortcuts.

You can optionally edit audio files and transfer them via FTP through an Ethernet, WiFi or even GMS 3G network.

Specifications:

2-channel digital recorder
2 analog audio inputs with Nagra mic preamps
1 AES digital stereo input
Records to linear PCM (192kHz max) or MPEG-1 Layer II compressed formats
+48V Phantom power
Various switchable sensitivities for all types of microphones
Compatible with the AES-42 microphones
Analog line-level input (+24dB)
Micro-AB USB 2.0 port
Internal timecode SMPTE / EBU-compatible
Headphone output
Internal microphone on front panel
Built-in 0.3W speaker
RJ45 Ethernet port
Slot for SD card
1/8" mini-jack input to remotely control the fader start/stop
Rechargeable Lithium-Ion battery supply (approximately 5 hours of use per charge)
Dimensions: 165 × 175 × 65mm
Weight: 800g (with battery)