Recorders/Multitracks user reviews

I bought Tascam DR-70d earlier this year (2025) second hand, but for the second time! In 2018 I bought one new. I sold it in 2024 but regretted it. I also owned Tascam DR-07. Handier, but a lot more…

Two years of use on my end. I have to say it was a great find—not exactly cheap, but prices were still reasonable back then. Easy to use: The manual is clear, straightforward, and no-frills. Dual…

Technical Specifications Device type: Stereo cassette deck Speeds: 4.76 cm/sec (normal) and 9.5 cm/sec (high) Tape types: Compatible with four cassette types (ferric, chrome, ferro-chrome, metal…

i have used this mixer/recorder for about 15 times since i bought it to do some home recording demos. simple. easy ro use. but, i started ro notice that the rewind button was not functioning prope…

I bought this back in 2006, many have claimed that this device doesn't last long, obviously, mine survived many years of repeated use . If you drop it, it will easily break, since it's made of pla…

I first bought the DP-24 SD but changed for the older version with CD Burner and Midi. This was not necessary as I’ve never used those extra features. However I have recorded an entire album on t…

I have NO CONS !! I just wish i had used this more often b-4 I became ill in 2016. It works great still ! I can't sing like i used to yet, I can still PLAY, RECORD original multitrack arrangements.…

I have a small live recording studio and needed to upgrade from my reliable Mackie analog board connected to a Focusrite FireWire computer interface. I reviewed several similarly priced products and …

I picked up on of these relatively cheap. The competition from Tascam fetches much higher prices even in 2020 – undeservedly so, I think: This little Yamaha appears to be as good as the competition! …

I'm adding this review here as a previous review mentioned that this excellent product has a significant shortcoming, you can't lay down two stereo tracks using the LR Channel, the one with the Zoom …

The controls are cumbersome, at best. Between the Menu switch and the arrow slide and switch, you can eventually get most functions to work if you are patient and memorize the weird defaults. Unfortu…

The DR-40 is a standard recorder in the videography world. Especially for DSLR cameras and camcorders without XLR mic inputs. It is simple and easy to use. With a 16 Gb memory card it will recor…

A very high quality recorder at a very fair price. Pre-amps are high quality and have plenty of power. Built in compression is pretty good. Has onboard editing features but the learning curve was a l…

It’s just a big-sized touchscreen designed to use ProTools or Logic X. Well, not only... The multitouch screen comes with a piece of software which adds (down on ProTools’ screen) a bunch of program…

I originally got this device for a musician’s masterclass. Then the years passed and I made myself a small studio and took this grandma out – I’d even forgotten I had it… after a quick restoration, …

I use this attached to the mixer board and record a duo. Can't find any pros for this product as it will not turn on now. Used it for 3 years and it slowly had problems turning on. I have seen othe…

Pros The H5 is super powerful; great built-in mics, great preamps, and the gain control knobs are a great step up from the H4n. I highly recommend it, it offers a great quality and can be used in a…

I own 2 of these brilliant machines, both serviced when bought. Professional sound almost as good as my Fostex or Revox. I own quite a few reel to reel but I think the Teac is easy to use, the record…

Having owned the Zoom H4n a few years ago, the H6 is like revisiting an old friend that had lost weight, got in shape and stopped cussing all the time. The interface is really sleek, easy to get t…

I bought this item on a whim to do digital, two track recording from the main outs on my new Mackie 1604VLZPro, around 1998 or 1999. It was five hundred dollars at the time, and very small. I ima…

Good HD recorder with ext mic options , or internal onboard 2 x unidirectional, or 2 x omnidirectional mics. Rec choice from selector switch on body. Line out minjack, line in minijack, + headphones …

I bought this to replace a faulty Tascam DP-24 Portastudio (6 months old. dont get me started on the lack of warranty on Tascam). I was resistant to purchasing this earlier, when I purchased the DP…

I use it professionally for film and music I've been using it for 10 years I used three other models before sticking with this one. The quality of the mic preamps. They are the best of all. Its t…

I have the manual in .pdf ca interested if someone! USE --dropoff Window SONORITS --dropoff Window NOTICE GLOBAL --dropoff Window

I use it for 3 years A great product, steady as a rock, never down, never a problem with DAT and exemplary behavior. I love the LP function (double the record length) I also like and coaxial …