Is there a smaller AND quieter (EMI-wise) multi-output supply for use with Tascam trainers? I bought this power supply with my GB-10 trainer. The supply is much too large, both physically and in ampacity, and it is poorly filtered, emitting large...
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I purchased the PSP520 as that was recommended for my Tascam DR100mkII. I needed the power for the recorder as our orchestra can be on stage for 4 hrs, the batteries may not have lasted that long, so I am to be well prepared. I was not concerned with size nor if it was quieter, perhaps you can do a Google search for what you require.
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The recorder for which I bought the power supply is the Tascam DR007 and the power supply number is PS520U. I made the mistake of ordering the PS515U which is the wrong one. Is there any possibility that I may send that one back and get the right one instead?, the mistake was mine.Thank you.John Sadler
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As commented by another...You need a guitar with a pick up to use this EXCELLENT product. Only warning/suggestion I have for buyers is buy the Tascam AC power supply if you plan on using AC. I used a universal AC charger and it seemed to work for a good while. Then one day I smelled smoke and it stopped working. I apparently fried the board. I immediately bought a new one...with a Tascam AC power supply. No issues now. Money well spent...again
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My honest advice... don't buys these Tascams. i bought and returned this because its to cumbersome to access and it doesn't support phantom power. if your doing strictly instrumentation this is cool but you don't want to limit yourselfs to what type of inputs you can use. they look beautiful but this one and the smaller unit are funky to use. i bought the portable version to this and it looks very nice and professional but its a pain in the but to work with...The interface was poorly designed. Just my opinion, ask some others.
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Hi John. There is no passive output on the MBG-4000. You would have to split the signal before the amp to share it with another amp.
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Its an older interface that was designed for older legacy type pc's. Hard to say. Most of us had problems getting it to work with the software that comes with it which is Cubase. It did show up on Audacity but I could not get it to show on the Cubase 5 that came with it. I had no mixing in/out. You got a figure the price. As you can see from other anwsers we all switched. I switched to TasCam which has a nice clear sound using a simple cheap Pyle PK 4 on stand.
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I don't see any reason why it can't be used with the Tascam. You would be sending the signal from the GTX into the 1/4 inch or XLR inputs on the Tascam.
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Mine ran on 115/60. Go to Teac website for additional info. Construction is good for unit made in China. I would not recommend this unit for use as a USB DAC. The tenor 8802 driver is unstable under win 7/64 and can bring the system down (BSoD). The driver is req'd even for rates below 24/96. Fine running on Toslink, but total bust on USB, which I bought it for. If I could stilll return it, I would.Google it and look for forums under head-fi.
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I've had mi Tascam long enough I don't readily remember, but my guess would be that it doesn't come with a MIDI cable. Besides, if you're going to run MIDI with it, you'll need TWO cables - one for MIDI in and another for MIDI out.
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I wonder what your source component is and if possibly your converters are somehow not "playing nice" with the HiFiMan transducers.; I am into year 2 with mine and after 200 or so hours of break-in the mids and low end have opened up along with the soundstage but only positives have happened, nothing negative. (I am using an Oppo BDP-95 running via XLR to a Teac HA-501-B headphone amp. ALSO, it may be something is loose inside the cups that is resonating. I can honestly say other than not liking the way my cables attach, I can find very little to complain about regarding these cans. Good luck! Cheers! Marty G
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I have a Tascam with 2 XLR ins. When I run 2 mics I just plug them both in. If I am only using one mic, then I use this to ensure I don't get a channel of hiss. So this appears to be the opposite of what you want. This is a single in for a double out.
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I advise Scarlett 2i4 if you need 2 separate outputs for DJing, NI does the same but I had glitches on this soundcard.Roland is decent choice for sure, had good experience with M-Audio too.
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The 30pin to lightning adapter did not work as I'm pretty sure the power was not getting through. If there is an adapter that passes power (from iPhone to Tascam), I can imagine it would work.
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I'm wondering the same thing in regard to the "bass trainer", MP-BT1. I play guitar and bass and would like to get one that will sound good with both.
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Yep. Get stereo 1/4" cables to whatever the input on the tascam is (1/4" TRS?) and take the feed from the two monitor outputs. They're the same as the mains but have their own volume control. You'll need to adjust their level into the recorder but you'll get a brilliant signal.
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My answer was not quite as clear as Tim 's but I agree with everything. I have an old Tascam bass trainer with CD player the first and second versions. The first version was nice because it had an earphone jack size input so you could play stuff from your ipod or whatever . That is something they left off of the current version. The Gb-10 addresses that with the ease of storage right on the device .
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I purchased one of these for my Tascam DR-07 and it works great. The specification regarding out put on the unit says:output: 5V-6V==2A-3A