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When you consider that Sgt Pepper's was recorded on a four track, you have to realise that the Tascam DP-008EX is sheer luxury. It's easier to use than any four track available at that time (or now?). It weighs considerably less. It fits into the pocket of my raincoat. The Beatles used a Studer J37 which weighed 300lb and cost around 2000 pounds in the 60's. Look what Tascam gives you: eight tracks of easy access and fully bouncable recording tracks; audio effects included, reverb, EQ and compression, de-esser and exciter. You can plug your mics and guitars and keyboards straight in. There's no tape rewinding, no tape tangle or snapping. It awesome. All you need is some musicianship and talent. Good Luck!
Verified purchase: Yes | Condition: Pre-owned
I really like the portability of this product and the fact that it's so light. I have only used it a couple of times to record about four tracks (vocal (spoken word), djembe, flute, bells). The sound quality is quite good and I think once I've mastered the recording techniques, I'll be able to make a decent sounding cd. The instruction booklet is clear and easy to follow. . I decided that it was best to buy the ac adapter (not included) because I didn't want to take the chance on battery drain when I'm using an external mic. In closing, great price and product!
Verified purchase: Yes | Condition: New
Took about a half hour to figure out. I just followed the steps from the user manual. I hook it straight into a mixer for instant play back. I have used external mics and the internal both sound great. it has phantom power so you can use virtually any mic. I love that you can connect straight from an electric guitar or bass into the recorder. Great product.
Verified purchase: Yes | Condition: Refurbished
I am still getting my head around the workings of it. However I'm amazed at it's small compact size and if it can do even some of the things it claims to do then it's fantastic.
Verified purchase: Yes | Condition: Pre-owned
I've been playing guitar, singing, and harmonizing with others for a LONG time. I had a TEAC 4-track Reel To Reel tape deck in the early 1980's, a Yamaha "Drum Machine" when that was a thing, and a 4-track cassette multi track recorder. The DP-008EX cost far less than any of those antiques did when I bought them and is, by far, superior. Without reading the manual (I never read manuals), I made a rough recording of my acoustic guitar and me doing three vocal parts using only the built-in microphones and the results sounded better than any of its (my) parts. If you are working out your original compositions or just want to make a clean & balanced recording of your projects, do yourself a favor and buy this little gem. It even can run on batteries.
Verified purchase: Yes | Condition: New
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