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Edirol R-44 4-Channel Portable Recorder

At the Winter NAMM Show, Edirol released another portable recording unit. The Edirol R-44 4-Channel Portable Recorder is a 2 lbs. device that offers professional recording options, up to 24-bit and 192kHz, and uses SDHC cards to store the audio recorded.

The Edirol R-44 features

  • 4 channels
  • XLR (with phantom power) & balanced/unbalanced TRS combo inputs
  • digital RCA and headphones outputs
  • 20Hz to 40kHz frequency response
  • built-in effects (limiter, low cut filter, 3-band EQ, 6-band GEQ, Enhancer and DeEsser)
  • built-in stereo mic and speaker
  • pre-record function (captures the sound from few seconds before you press the rec button),
  • level control per channel
  • transport controls
  • OLED display
  • USB and control sync mini jack connections.

The device can be powered by DC adapter, external battery and six AA batteries and with the sync connection you can use 2 recorders at the same time – offering 8 channels controlled by one device.

The Edirol R-44 4-Channel Portable Recorder price and availability have to be announced yet.

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