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- TASCAM Model 2400 vs. M-2600: Worth the Upgrade?
Hi community, I’ve been using my trusty Tascam M-2600 (24 channels) It’s been a reliable workhorse in my studio, but now I’m curious about the new TASCAM Model 2400 and whether it’s worth considering an upgrade For those of you who have experience with both older and newer Tascam gear, I’d
- TASCAM 488 Review Home Recording dot com
The TASCAM 488 MkII is a tabletop recording studio that makes quite professional-sounding tapes It's well-designed, uses inexpensive media, has the right features, and is easy to use without limiting too many of your options
- Tascam 34B vs TEAC A3440 - homerecording. com
I’ve been refurbishing old decks for a few years now Recently picked up a 34B and a 32 to replace the A3440 and I gotta say there’s no level of tuning I can do to get the Tascams sound to stack up to the old A3440 The old TEAC just sounds sweet and smooth Everything coming out sounds
- SD card issue with Tascam DP-24SD - HomeRecording. com
2488 and DP-24 32 Digital Portastudios TASCAM's integrated digital workstations with professional features
- Tascam DP-24 SD - HomeRecording. com
1) be sure to use ONLY SD cards from the approved list from Tascam, and 2) immediately upgrade to the latest firmware You will find this first link enormously helpful The block diagram is your friend And the second link is a page that is loaded with DP-24 32 (SD) user content, tips, and tricks
- Fostex Vs. Tascam - HomeRecording. com
It used to be, way back when, that Tascam was the leader as far as multitrack porta-studios went With Fostex in their wake Everything I heard back then was Tascam is the best, Fostex is good but it ain't Tascam It seems to me that the digital era has sort of levelled the playing field, and
- Tascam 2600m - HomeRecording. com
The Tascam has an external power supply which moves a potential source of noise interference away from the console The M-2600 uses an interesting array of opamps that are less common and were high quality in their day…still good IMO: 5220, 4741, 15532
- Tascam 38 vs. TSR-8. . . should it be like this?
The TSR-8 is a different animal – the last generation Tascam with advanced features not even found on many older so-called “Pro” formats The heads are the same as the 38, but the circuitry and transport control are entirely different
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