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Worth sinking some money into a stand-alone HD recorder?
Hey all. Circumstance has found me the pround owner of an AKAI DR16PRO
HD recorder. Which would be great, except for the fact that a) it's wired for 220V, and b) it doesn't have a hard drive. My question is, is this going to be a piece of equimpent that is worth putting the couple hundred bucks into getting a transformer and HD for, or am I better off saving my cash for something else? I'd probably use it for recording live performances of a small jazz combo and musical theatre productions. Thanks for the help; this is my first foray into usenet. |
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Check out the Akai DPS world. Some folks over there should certainly
be knowledgable about this recorder: http://dpsworld.vibestudio.net/viewforum.php?f=2 On 25 Jun 2005 09:39:14 -0700, "VTMusician" wrote: Hey all. Circumstance has found me the pround owner of an AKAI DR16PRO HD recorder. Which would be great, except for the fact that a) it's wired for 220V, and b) it doesn't have a hard drive. My question is, is this going to be a piece of equimpent that is worth putting the couple hundred bucks into getting a transformer and HD for, or am I better off saving my cash for something else? I'd probably use it for recording live performances of a small jazz combo and musical theatre productions. Thanks for the help; this is my first foray into usenet. |
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