TASCAM BB1000CD Portable CD and SD Recorder
This portable recorder is designed to record audio at the press of a button.
Overall User Ratings (based on 8 ratings)
Submitted December 26, 2010 by a customer from hotmail.com
"GREAT FOR CHOIR TEACHERS, BAND DIRECTORS and INSTRUMENTALISTS"
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Will use it for reference recordings until it dies.
Sound
Internal amp is not loud enough to use in a concert band setting where you want to play it back for students to critique. It will need to be hooked up to a sound system in order to overcome ambient noise in a larger rehearsal setting.
Features
Love it all EXCEPT for the lack of direct computer connectivity.
mp3 to CD conversion takes much longer than a computer, so be prepared to wait, or just record in .wav to begin with.
Ease of Use
EASY!!
Quality
WELL done here. The screen could be just a touch larger. This product strikes me as very "prototypical", like Edirol's first flash recorder.....utilitarian.....needs some refinement in appearances/increased amplifier output/USB Connection.
Value
For teh money, it can't be beat.
Manufacturer Support
Have not needed it...manual is good.
The Wow Factor
A great piece of gear for the musician/director who needs those quick reference recordings and needs to squeeze out a CD or two of them.
Musical Background:
Band Director/Recording Professional
Musical Style:
ALL
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Submitted August 26, 2012 by a customer from gmail.com in San Jose, CA
"Tascam BB1000CD Portable CD/SD Recorder"
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It's a solid design - easy to use and great price!!! $200 less than Roland $600 less than Superscope! Larger than the Roland CD-2I CD/SD Portable Digital Recorder, and Superscope, I checked out, but the extra size means a larger internal speaker and a better play back sound quality - one of my students reported that the Roland had some surface noise on the recording. The Tascam has the Phantom Power option. The Tascam has the side loading CD slot - (Mac User) where as the Roland had a pop out CD tray, that felt like it would snap off as you have to press down pretty hard to snap the CD in to place (which seems unnecessary - the cd just sat in the tray on my old Superscope)
Musical Background:
I teach Voice lessons
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Submitted June 30, 2013 by john winslett in brunswick, GA
"tascambbiooocd/sd"
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very good quality and easy to operate i have enjoyed it very much
Musical Background:
play at nursing homes 4string bass
Musical Style:
mixed
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Submitted June 1, 2011 by a customer from yahoo.com
"For the money There's nothing better that i've found.easy to use, great sound."
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I would replace it with somethine with more features,imputs,tracks etc.
Sound
The Tascam bb1000 is great just as it is. I use it to record the group (Gospel) and the sound is just great. The only thing that i have a problem with is trying to connect equipment into the imput.
Features
imput for guitar
Ease of Use
Sound is great,very easy to use,Have not been able to plug in instruments.
Quality
Seem to be well made,ok for othe road if packed well. Carrying case would be nice.
Manufacturer Support
No dealing so far.
The Wow Factor
Just pratical
Musical Background:
Active Musician
Musical Style:
Gospel
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