Tascam DR-60D MKII Portable Recorder for DSLR - Bundle with Studio Headphones, Memory Card
Details
- BrandTascam
- Hardware InterfaceUSB SDHC Card
- Microphone Form FactorBuilt-In
- FormatWAV
- Headphones Jack3.5
- Memory Storage Capacity32 GB
Description
🎬 Elevate your DSLR audio game—because your visuals deserve legendary sound.
- SYNC MADE SIMPLE - Built-in slate tone function streamlines audio-video synchronization, saving you precious editing time.
- BACKUP SAFETY TRACK - Dual record mode creates a safety track to prevent audio loss from overload—never miss a moment.
- PRECISION MONITORING - Individual headphone and line outputs with studio headphones included for flawless real-time audio control.
- PRO GRADE AUDIO CAPTURE - Four-track WAV/BWAV recording at up to 96kHz/24-bit ensures crystal-clear sound that outperforms DSLR mics.
- SEAMLESS DSLR INTEGRATION - Mounts effortlessly on your DSLR with top and bottom tripod mounts for stable, on-the-go recording.
The Tascam DR-60D MKII is a portable four-track audio recorder designed specifically for DSLR users, delivering professional 96kHz/24-bit WAV/BWAV recording quality. It features dual tripod mounts for secure camera attachment, high-gain microphone preamps, dual record safety tracks, and individual headphone/line outputs. The bundle includes studio headphones and an SD memory card, making it a complete solution for filmmakers seeking superior sound capture and easy synchronization.
Specifications
| Manufacturer | Tascam |
| Brand | Tascam |
| Item Weight | 3.15 pounds |
| Product Dimensions | 7.9 x 7.1 x 5.8 inches |
| Item model number | DR-60D MKII Recorder |
| Manufacturer Part Number | DR-60DMK2 D |
Reviews
A**R
Sound made better
Having trouble with it connecting with one mic but otherwise I’m very happy so far.
Z**.
Great recorder, cheap feel
Bought because the price was good, came with a few extras which was nice too! The audio recording quality is honestly great, which is the reason why you should buy it. Analog vs digital gain is irrelevant on most vocal shoots, if you're doing music though, step up to a Sound Devices unit for field work. The only reason I deducted a star is because it honestly feels more like a toy than a piece of field equipment. Connections, doors, and even the knobs are pretty cheap. It's a trade off I was willing to make though for the price.
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