General Picture a stereotypical reporter at work. He looks like he hasn't slept in days, his hair is a mess and his eyes have a manic sparkle. Now imagine his gear: a microphone, a loop of cable in hand, and a DAT recorder tucked into a shoulder bag. If you ask Tascam, this picture could definitely do with an update in the technology department. They have come up with the Tascam DR-10X, a digital recorder for XLR microphones that is truly a gift from heaven for reporters. Characteristics of the Tascam DR-10X digital recorder for XLR microphone The Tascam DR-10X is an exceptionally compact digital audio recorder that can be connected to the base of your dynamic XLR microphone. That means you're able to hold both your microphone and your recorder in a single hand, without lugging additional gear around or getting tangled in your own cabling. The DR-10X leaves nothing to be desired when it comes to audio quality, allowing you to record uncompressed files to a micro SD/SDHC card in 48kHZ/24-bit resolution. Practical matters Using only a single AAA battery, this compact Tascam recorder offers a battery life of more than eight hours. A low-cut filter and a limiter enhance the quality of your audio, while the decent tone control of the mic preamp enables you to experiment a little with your sound. To ensure a stable recording level, gain can be controlled both manually and automatically. A headphone output, meanwhile, allows you to listen to your recordings without bothering anyone.
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