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Gear / Technical Help => Ask The Tapers => Topic started by: sogr8ful on November 22, 2003, 05:39:29 PM
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It would be used mainly for patching. In pros/cons over a d-8? Also, anyone know what kind of cables I would need to patch with this? Thanks!
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i found this on datheads
"in my search for a store that still has a Teac DA-P20, i spoke with
a guy at one store (that doesn't have them any more) that claims
that they had transport problems, and that's why the deck was
discontinued; does anybody here have any knowledge as to whether
or not that is true? has anybody who owns one experienced any
such problems?
fwiw, the market posting for the deck says:
"same case and transport as Denon DTR-100P and Casio
DA-7."
it says its simular to the Casio DA-7 i have that deck, havn't had it for a real long time, but from what i've heard from others its a killer deck, built like a tank, you will have to take into acount that if its simular to mine its a full size portable the d7's d8's are smaller, as with the M1's and d100 they ares small enough to keep in your pocket where as the full size like the DA-7, DAP-1, D10 are a laptop style, pretyt big. look in the rig pics and check the size. but the fullsize decks have advantages, where their heads are full size and tend to last longer, so. good luck man.
matt
oh yea, for patchin youwill basiclyneed any cable connection you can thinkof, go for digital patches if you can, or analog, sbd whatever, but digital patches would need a digital coax probably for that deck, some rca's for extra,rcas>mini yea.. those would probably be good.
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I think its needs some kinda of weird battery pack. Look into powering it before you buy it
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I think its needs some kinda of weird battery pack. Look into powering it before you buy it
it's really not that hard to build a sled for the p20 that is if you have any electronic skills at all. I've got one for mine that runs for ~35 hours.(I built one for a friend too) It's a little heavy but I never have to worry about running out of power. ;) Drop me a line if you have any questions regarding the p20
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doesn't the da-p20 record with emphasis?
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doesn't the da-p20 record with emphasis?
only on the analog inputs
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its a real rugged workhorse imo comapred to the D7 or D8 which are more fragile. The headds on the da-p20 are also bigger which can be beneficial, and you save money also not having to buy a 7pin cable since it has a coax digi in and out. If you were planning on recording via the analog inputs however i would not recommend the da-p20 over the D7-8, even though the D7-8 both have the mini-analog ins.