jjones1700
Learning, always learning
If anyone has a 414mkII sitting in their closet somewhere and wants to part with it, hit me up. Power supply is a must and the manual would be nice, but I can always download one if not included.
A Reel Person
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Are there people like that,...
with gear in their closets???
The 414mkII's a nice little unit. The manual's an easy d/l, so you should get that regardless.
PS: Folks who are inclined to DL the Tascam 414mkII manual will see the Freq. resp. up to 10kHz, but that's a typo in the online manual. The actual printed manual is up to 16kHz, comparable to the 424mkIII hi/sp. Your ears should tell you the (online/10k) spec is wrong, too, as the MF-P01 and Porta02mkII are listed as freq. resp. up to 12kHz. The 414mkII wouldn't be lower than the MF-P01, that wouldn't reasonable. The 414mkII sounds more on par with the 424mkIII, rest assured.
Just FYI for nerdy people like me who read and audio manuals and compare specs.
BTW, Good Luck!
with gear in their closets???
The 414mkII's a nice little unit. The manual's an easy d/l, so you should get that regardless.
PS: Folks who are inclined to DL the Tascam 414mkII manual will see the Freq. resp. up to 10kHz, but that's a typo in the online manual. The actual printed manual is up to 16kHz, comparable to the 424mkIII hi/sp. Your ears should tell you the (online/10k) spec is wrong, too, as the MF-P01 and Porta02mkII are listed as freq. resp. up to 12kHz. The 414mkII wouldn't be lower than the MF-P01, that wouldn't reasonable. The 414mkII sounds more on par with the 424mkIII, rest assured.
Just FYI for nerdy people like me who read and audio manuals and compare specs.
BTW, Good Luck!