Product Description
The Tascam DR - 60DMKII is a top - notch 4 - track portable recorder tailored for DSLR filmmakers. It's the next step in 4 - track solid - state recording, thanks to TASCAM's long - standing recording innovation. The upgraded HDDA microphone preamps offer up to 64dB of gain, enabling you to capture every detail of a performance. You can record up to four channels at once on the internal SD Card, with a resolution of up to 96kHz/24 - bit WAV files. Two mic inputs use locking XLR connectors with 48V phantom power, while the other two use a 1/8” stereo connector for wireless and lavaliere microphones. Key features include recording on SD/SDHC cards up to 32GB, multiple record modes, and high - quality microphone preamps. It also has adjustable recording levels, various input and output connectors, and a host of useful functions like delay, limiter, and auto - record.
Using the Tascam DR - 60DMKII is quite straightforward. First, insert your SD card and choose your power source, which can be 4 - AA batteries, an AC adapter (sold separately), or USB bus power. You can extend the battery life with the BP - 6AA battery pack (also sold separately). Connect your microphones to the appropriate inputs: use the locking XLR connectors for some mics with 48V phantom power, and the 1/8” stereo connector for wireless and lavaliere mics. Select your desired record mode, such as MONO, STEREO, etc. Adjust the recording levels independently for different inputs to get the best sound. When recording, use the HOLD switch to prevent accidental operation. You can also use the QUICK button to easily access various functions. For playback, take advantage of the equalizer and level alignment functions to enhance the sound. After use, make sure to store it in a cool, dry place within the operating temperature range of 32°F to 104°F (0°C to 40°C). Clean the unit gently with a soft cloth. If you're using the remote control or footswitch, follow the instructions that come with them. And don't forget to update the firmware regularly to keep the recorder in top condition.
