Portibal DAT

[JH_Radio]

I'm looking for a portibal DAT. I'd record on DAT then transfer the media to cassette or CD. I still only trade on cassette for the moment. I actually prefer them. It is easier then working a sound editor, or should I say less time consuming. In NY I do not have a tuner to hook up my computer too, and since the only CD drive is in my computer I can only record on cassette while I'm at home in Philly. Dat can also record longer then MD, from what I've heard.
John
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[MegoMan]

> I'm looking for a portibal DAT. I'd record on DAT then
> transfer the media to cassette or CD. I still only trade on
> cassette for the moment. I actually prefer them. It is
> easier then working a sound editor, or should I say less
> time consuming. In NY I do not have a tuner to hook up my
> computer too, and since the only CD drive is in my computer
> I can only record on cassette while I'm at home in Philly.
> Dat can also record longer then MD, from what I've heard.
> John
>
In LP4 mode MD's can hold up to 5 hours & 20 minutes on a single disc. I just bought a deck MD recorder and a portable player. both are Sony, but I haven't had a chance to hook the deck up yet(gotta get a new reciever), so I haven't found out what the sound quality of recordings in LP4 are like. Aren't the portable DAT recorders kind of pricy?<P ID="signature">______________
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