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In Reply to: How TASCAM DV RA 1000 compare with Denon DN 951FA,Sony CDP 3100 in terms of sound quality? posted by beny on November 11, 2006 at 23:48:42:
I'm not sure the TASCAM can play SACD'S; I do know that the dsd discs it burns cannot be played on SACD players. I have used the TASCAM to record a project, and fortunately I also recorded on a Masterlink in hi rez PCM (using Apogee A/D/A converters.) I say fortunately because the TASCAM (at least in the experience of the studio I was using) often has trouble reading back it's own discs, and this happened to me. It is very suspectable to read errors that freeze the whole machine. The parts of the session I could hear sounded more full bodied and natural than the hi-rez PCM recording, but in the end it was of no use to me for my project. I'd be wary of the TASCAM, but it has potential
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