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I had one in 2004/2005 when they first came out and were 1,200.00 new and I loved it. I bought it out of nostalgia as the prices for these used ones are amazing. I did have to seek some cabling to attach the RCA output to USB so I can dump stuff onto computer instead of burning cd’s. What’s a CD these days right. It also just makes a great practice tool. It’s easy and complicated to use. You can start recording right off the bat but the higher levels are more complicate and will take time to learn. All in all a very decent device in a Pro-tools era, I like the feel of faders in my hands.
Verified purchase: Yes | Condition: Pre-owned
Good used product, just a little late with it. He used snail mail (Post Office). Other than that, everything was ok.
Verified purchase: Yes | Condition: Pre-owned
I love working with this unit. Great features. I haven't figured out all of the editing features yet- there's a learning curve. But love the ease of use. Gripes: record button is not protected from accidental activation and display could be larger.
Verified purchase: Yes | Condition: Pre-owned
The first recorder I owned was a Boss 532 and I made 2 CD's for church with it and I have has 10 recorders since then from Yamaha to Korg To fostex and have always wanted another Boss !! Now I have one and I am delighted !!
Verified purchase: Yes | Condition: Pre-owned
This is my go to for home recording. I can’t stand running everything through the computer anymore with interfaces. This simplifies things and brings the nostalgia of caring more about the recording process.
Verified purchase: No
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