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Gear / Technical Help => Recording Gear => Topic started by: kuuan on August 16, 2009, 01:29:37 AM
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what are the mayor differences, how do they compare?
or rather..looking at their resp. prices, what are the mayor disadvantages of the Tascam?
- sorry - I know that I should research myself, but it has been a while since I came here or was active recording, but just now I received this special offer from the Soundpros for the Tascam, only valid for one day! and..it is tempting.
So I checked here and was surprised that there hardly are threads about the Tascam but so many about the Edirol
thank you for any input,
cheers,
Andreas
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Not familiar with the DR 07, but this thread may help! The R09HR is more commonly used by tapers.
http://taperssection.com/index.php/topic,121672.0.html
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looking at their resp. prices, what are the mayor disadvantages of the Tascam?
Higher noise floor than the R-09HR.
So I checked here and was surprised that there hardly are threads about the Tascam but so many about the Edirol
Well, the DR-07 has only been on the market for barely 5 months, while the Edirol has been out for a year or two. You can partly chalk it up to the first mover advantage. When the R-09HR came out, it was the first stealthable sub-$400 digital recorder that had no major flaws, a really low noise floor and the possibility to be ran without external pre with decent results.
A lot of tapers bought it and demand was gradually saturated. Subsequent offerings on the market have had a tougher time to break thru, since tapers rather stick to a model with known good track record, than try something new.