Fostex DVD Players Reviews

Reviews: The companion to the PD-6 is the DV40 ($5,995 MSRP), a rackmount 4-track version...With sampling rates up to 192 kHz and 24-bit resolution, the DV40 records audio either as a Broadcast Wave File (BWF) or as Sound Designer (SDII) file for compatibility with PC- or Mac-based DAWs...Once back at home base, the DV40 was interfaced to an Alesis MasterLink via the AES port for real-time transfer of the main stereo pair at full resolution...At the moment, the transfer process is more like rush hour than the Indy 500, but the DV40 otherwise works reliably and sounds good...

Reviews: The quick set features are good...you and you go through two or three times or "bad disc/ can't or won't...DV824 takes over an hour to burn a DVD-R copy of a partition - but it...

Reviews: With a location recording pedigree which includes the original portable timecode DAT machines (PD-2, PD-4), and more recently the innovative PD-6 DVD-RAM recorder, it was only natural that Fostex should develop the FR-2, the acclaimed professional CompactFlash-based field recorder...And now, it seems, Fostex have done it again with the launch of the new FR-2LE - a compact audio recorder designed from the ground-up to meet the needs of professionals in the field...For a start, the FR-2LE records to CompactFlash in Broadcast WAV Format (BWF) at 24bit 96kHz quality...With the use of a good preamp and the right software, it's possible to get incredible results when you record vocals at home...

Reviews: Trew Audio is now officially taking orders for the new DVD RAM PD-6 Location Recorder and expects to ship the first orders in March...This is especially good news for all those who have joined in the long wait for Fostex’s “next generation...Typical features that we have all come to expect are of course included such as "T" pwr, 48 volt phantom, switchable mic/line i/o, tone, monitor return, etc...Powering for the PD-6 is also familiar as everyone’s best friend, the NP-1 battery...