Members PaulyWally Posted October 26, 2008 Members Share Posted October 26, 2008 The Zoom HD16. This thing is the shiznit!!! 8 Track Simultaneous Recording 16 Tracks of 10 Virtual Tracks each (for 160 total recording tracks) 60mm Faders 80GB Internal HDD CD Burner USB 2.0 (for file transfer, and to control DAW software from the recorder) Tracks are created as raw 16-bit 44.1KHz WAV files. No conversion needed. Individual Highly Visible 5-Step LED Level Meters on Each Track 8 Combo Balanced/Unbalanced Input Jacks w/ Preamps 2 Hi-Z Instrument Inputs 48V Phantom Power Onboard Drum & Bass Guitar Sequencer Sampler (samples can be up to 60 seconds each) 3-Band Paragraphic EQ on Each Track Onbaord Programmable Reverb/Delay/Chorus Effects Full Steel Chassis The downside: The only outputs are stereo RCA jacks, a single 1/4" sub out, and a single headphone output. I don't really care about the line level outputs since this is a digital recorder... not a digital recorder masquerading as a mixing board. But I had dual headphone jacks on my last Zoom multitrack recorder... and that came in very handy at times. Finally, the onboard preamps and effects are what they are - not great... but they are the most usable I've ever witnessed in a sub $1,000 recorder. Overall, I did like my last Zoom. But everything I didn't like about it has been changed and improved. Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Members fretless Posted October 26, 2008 Members Share Posted October 26, 2008 Cool , just get one of those Rolls headphone amps and you'll have 4 , Congrats and Have fun ! http://www.zzounds.com/item--RLLHA43 Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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