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drdrew
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ah....my akai dps16 will be here by thursday....(different store)
what's your opinion for the cdr/rw part of the equation?
what's your opinion for the cdr/rw part of the equation?
Buck62
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Tascam CD-RW700
It's a 24 bit burner, and has digital gain for quieter recordings... to bring them up to "level" with your other recorded material.
You want to keep everything at 24 bits as much as possible, because once you have the songs mastered and duplicated, they will be dithered down to 16 bits.
I think you can get the Tascam CD-RW700 for something like $550.00 if you hunt around or get a deal from the same place you bought the Akai.
Take a look and see what you think...
www.tascam.com
Good Luck!!
[This message has been edited by Buck62 (edited 07-29-2000).]
It's a 24 bit burner, and has digital gain for quieter recordings... to bring them up to "level" with your other recorded material.
You want to keep everything at 24 bits as much as possible, because once you have the songs mastered and duplicated, they will be dithered down to 16 bits.
I think you can get the Tascam CD-RW700 for something like $550.00 if you hunt around or get a deal from the same place you bought the Akai.
Take a look and see what you think...
www.tascam.com
Good Luck!!
[This message has been edited by Buck62 (edited 07-29-2000).]
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virtual.ray
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I want one of those,too,but I'm a little hesitant 'cause I heard it won't record Disc At Once.
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drdrew
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will i scsi out to this or use the digital outs (rca)
can i back up data on it?
can i back up data on it?
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drdrew
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howabout the tascam cdrw5000?
Buck62
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The CDRW700 doesn't have SCSI port, drdrew, but it does have both s/pdif (digital coax) AND digital-optical ins and outs.
The DPS-16 has s/pdif ins/outs, so it'll mate just fine.
Of course, the CDRW5000 is even better if you have that kind of money to spend. I wasn't sure what your budget was and tryed to give you the best bang for your buck.
The DPS-16 has s/pdif ins/outs, so it'll mate just fine.
Of course, the CDRW5000 is even better if you have that kind of money to spend. I wasn't sure what your budget was and tryed to give you the best bang for your buck.