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oval360Published on 03/02/08 at 06:37 (This content has been automatically translated from French)Used bought 200 euros, it works great! the top of dat to make good master without breaking the bank!
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devilPublished on 06/21/05 at 11:54 (This content has been automatically translated from French)I have 3 years
Nothing to say it is perfect if n 'is that it runs in 16 bits, while its big brother the DA45HR rotates 24.Sinon it has everything that one can ask a DAT. I don 'ais not try other models.
Report qualitprix that is expensive, yes, but that is pro.
With the exprience I think I would have put a little more and took DA45HR. Nanmoins that is a very good unit.10
Anonymous Published on 03/02/08 at 06:01 (This content has been automatically translated from French)Excellent camera
Trs good quality recording.
Trs good report quality price01- djmoisePublished on 03/24/09 at 11:24 (This content has been automatically translated from French)I use the DA for 3 years already 4O no problem doing my master in fact I prefer the DAT recorder to the CD because there is less risk compared to cd Defois who make mistakes or we loose jumping all just plain middle work that make us lose hours of work, the DA-40 ITS offers a quality identical to the original. doubt dat is still the best choice for you master11
moosersPublished on 03/18/11 at 16:03The Tascam DA-40 is a quality DAT (digital audio tape) recording machine, that now of course is a bit obsolete. I don't know for what years the DA-40 was made, but I'm pretty sure it's from the end of the short lived DAT era as it's one of the best of it's kind. Of course it's kind of silly to go out and buy a DAT machine now that we have digital computer recording, but at the time the DA-40 was one of the best of it's kind. I work with a producer out of his home studio who still has one of these set up, although it never gets used. The only real point I could see to having the DA-40 or any other DAT machine would be if you still have old DAT tapes and are looking to play them back and/…Read moreThe Tascam DA-40 is a quality DAT (digital audio tape) recording machine, that now of course is a bit obsolete. I don't know for what years the DA-40 was made, but I'm pretty sure it's from the end of the short lived DAT era as it's one of the best of it's kind. Of course it's kind of silly to go out and buy a DAT machine now that we have digital computer recording, but at the time the DA-40 was one of the best of it's kind. I work with a producer out of his home studio who still has one of these set up, although it never gets used. The only real point I could see to having the DA-40 or any other DAT machine would be if you still have old DAT tapes and are looking to play them back and/or get information off of them. The DA-40 in particular has a lot of features you won't find on other DAT's, which is why I think it's a later DAT model for sure. The DA-40 is also rack mountable and will take up three spaces in a traditional rack casing. It can record at up to a 48 kHz sample rate and a 16 bit depth as well. It also has a plethora of connections included analog balanced and unbalanced connections in addition the AES/EBU and SPDIF digital connections. Having said all this, unless you already have the DA-40, it's really not worth a second glance. The only other time I could see someone needing this would be if they wanted to bring their old DAT tapes back to life, but even then you probably already have the machine if you have the tapes. While the DA-40 is one of the best of it's kind in terms of being an effective DAT recorder, the bottom line is that it's an obsolete technology at this point...See less00