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Professional mobile recording with flexible editing, distribution, and archiving capabilities.
The PMD670 Solid State Digital Recorder features non-stop record with 7 hours of battery life, a menu-driven remote operation, and an EDL marking system for creating new files on-the-fly during the recording for easy file selection during playback. Users are assured a high-quality recording result due to the built-in lock down panels that secure the recording setting switches and media door from accidental changes in-the-field. Records in mp3, mp2, wav, and bwf digital audio formats. Records onto inexpensive and reliable solid state CF (compact flash) cards or Microdrives.
The ultimate go-anywhere, do-anything field recorder. Order now.
Detailed Product Description
Marantz PMD670 Solid State Digital Recorder
Transfer Audio Files to PC
A table-top portable model, the PMD670 features a computer I/O connection that allows it to be easily linked for rapid file transfer. Users can drag and drop recorded audio files to their computer's hard drive in minutes-without the real-time delay disadvantages of cassette, mini disc, or DAT recording. The optional PMDEdit software enables easy file management and editing.
Detailed Product Features
- Records to CompactFlash or Microdrive
- WAV, Broadcast Wave, MP2, or MP3 formats
- Includes 64MB CompactFlash card
- Records over 4 hours on included card
- 48, 44.1, 32, 24, 22.05, 16kHz sampling frequencies
- USB port for direct file transfer and software updates
- Switchable bit rate (16-384 kbps)
- RCA (S/PDIF) I/O
- XLR (48V) microphone inputs
- Microphone filtering and limiter
- Mark points during recording and playback
- Built-in condenser microphone and loudspeaker
- Includes: 64MB flash card, a cartridge to hold 8 AA batteries, AC adapter, USB cable, carrying strap, and user's guide
Detailed Product Specifications
- Impedance: 75 ohms
- Phantom Power: 48 V, 10 mA
- Dimensions (WxHxD): 10.4" x 2" x 7.3"
- Impedance: 75 ohms
- PCM: 16-bit linear PCM
- Phantom Power: 48 V, 10 mA
- Weight: 2.88 lbs.
- Weight: 2.88 lbs.
- PCM: 16-bit linear PCM
- Dimensions (WxHxD): 10.4" x 2" x 7.3"
- One stereo channel
- Storage: CompactFlash or optional Microdrive
- Recording Methods: MP2 (MPEG1 Layer II compression), MP3 (MPEG1 Layer III compression), MP3 (MPEG2 Layer III compression (all half sample rates), and PCM (16-bit linear PCM)
- Phantom power: +48V, 10mA
- Dimensions: 10.4"W x 2"H x 7.3"D
- Weight: 2 lbs. 14 oz.
- MP2 stereo bit rates: 384, 256, 192, 128, 96, 64 kbps
- MP2 mono bit rates: 192, 128, 96, 64, 48, 32 kbps
- MP3 stereo bit rates: 320, 256, 160, 128, 80, 64 kbps
- MP3 mono bit rates: 160, 128, 80, 64, 40, 32 kbps
- Analog Sampling Frequency: 48, 44.1, 32, 24*, 22.050*, 16* kHz (*except MP2)
- Digital Sampling Frequency: 48, 44.1kHz
- Frequency response (PCM 44.1kHz): 20,000 Hz (-0.5dB)
- Signal-to-Noise Ratio IEC-A Weighted: line 86dB, mic 65dB
- THD at 0 VU (PCM): line 0.03%, mic 0.08%
- Dynamic Range: 86dB
- XLR Input(s): 1
- RCA (S/PDIF) I/O
- Input Sensitivity: XLR 1.2mVrms/6.5 kOhms, RCA 300mVrms/20 kOhms
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3 found helpful, 0 found unhelpful.
The BEST field recorder
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by AVShowtime
3/15/2006 9:42:00 AM
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Musical Experience:
AV show director
Style of music:
Meetings
Hometown
Charlotte, NC
I use this to do field recordings, interviews, plus meeting and conference documentation. The range of file types and inputs places this at the head of the class in solid state recorders and did I mention easy ! Goodbye cassettes, CD recorders, DAT and MD recorders. Light weight, big display, knobs and buttons large enough to fit human fingers. Downloads are a snap. Edit in SoundForge and hand your customer a digital file in what ever format you choose. Sound quality is determined by recording mode, 8 bit to 128 and file type, so it's good to excellent. I really like this recorder and I use it a lot, built like a brick.
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3 found helpful, 0 found unhelpful.
The BEST field recorder
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by AVShowtime
3/15/2006 9:42:00 AM
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Musical Experience:
AV show director
Style of music:
Meetings
Hometown
Charlotte, NC
I use this to do field recordings, interviews, plus meeting and conference documentation. The range of file types and inputs places this at the head of the class in solid state recorders and did I mention easy!!! Goodbye cassettes, CD recorders, DAT and MD recorders.
Light weight, big display, knobs and buttons large enough to fit human fingers. Downloads are a snap. Edit in SoundForge and hand your customer a digital file in whatever format you choose. Sound quality is determined by recording mode 8 bit to 128 and file typ. So, it's good to excellent. I really like this recorder and I use it alot, built like a brick.
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