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Published on 02/21/13 at 14:14I've had a week, I use it for the time to scan my vinyl, and I am very satisfied with the result.
Contrary to what is said elsewhere, you can return it in perfect mono jacks, so unbalanced.
This is what I do, and it works very well (obviously, we need a sufficient level line inputs).
The sound is very clear, very clear, no breath, and I get files to CD quality. I could resize the DR40, but I find it more convenient to transfer to the computer, and the tinkering with Audacity.
The transfer is very simple, it is as if you plugged a key or USB hard drive.
At ergonomics, it is very well designed, easy to use for basic use, and simple enough for advanced functions.
It comes with 5 or 6 records, each in a different language.
The French instructions (I did not bother others) is very clear and detailed.
Before buying, I read a lot of opinions and descriptions on the Net, and I was a little afraid that this is a gasworks complicated to use. Well no, the grip, once you've mastered the basics, is seen as obvious.
A little trick beast at first I fumbled for a while before figuring out how to turn it on, and I finally had to bring myself to look in the manual to learn that we must support and keep supporting few seconds 'Home' to turn (I did, but I did not stay long enough
supported).
I do not regret this purchase. This is a two-track recorder, player and four tracks, so you can make a model rudimentary bounce and rerecording (and there's a reverb). Optionally, there is a wired remote foot, and another hand. Oh yeah, it also makes tuner and metronome.
Contrary to what is said elsewhere, you can return it in perfect mono jacks, so unbalanced.
This is what I do, and it works very well (obviously, we need a sufficient level line inputs).
The sound is very clear, very clear, no breath, and I get files to CD quality. I could resize the DR40, but I find it more convenient to transfer to the computer, and the tinkering with Audacity.
The transfer is very simple, it is as if you plugged a key or USB hard drive.
At ergonomics, it is very well designed, easy to use for basic use, and simple enough for advanced functions.
It comes with 5 or 6 records, each in a different language.
The French instructions (I did not bother others) is very clear and detailed.
Before buying, I read a lot of opinions and descriptions on the Net, and I was a little afraid that this is a gasworks complicated to use. Well no, the grip, once you've mastered the basics, is seen as obvious.
A little trick beast at first I fumbled for a while before figuring out how to turn it on, and I finally had to bring myself to look in the manual to learn that we must support and keep supporting few seconds 'Home' to turn (I did, but I did not stay long enough
supported). I do not regret this purchase. This is a two-track recorder, player and four tracks, so you can make a model rudimentary bounce and rerecording (and there's a reverb). Optionally, there is a wired remote foot, and another hand. Oh yeah, it also makes tuner and metronome.