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Marantz PMD671 Compact Flash Recorder Restock ¹
The Marantz PMD671 is the professional's tool to capture live interviews and performances with 24-bit, 96kHz quality in MP3, MP2, BWF, or WAV formats directly to widely available flash cards or microdrives. Features internal condenser mics and balanced XLR inputs with enhanced preamps and 48V phantom power. Solid state with no moving parts to break, which means rock-solid reliability when your job depends on it. Digital I/O and a USB port let you load files directly into your computer when you get back to the office. 40 assignable quality settings, menu-driven remote operation with the RC600 mic remote (sold separately), and EDL marking for splitting files on the fly.Includes AC adapter, shoulder strap, battery holder, and 64MB flash card....details

Marantz CDR420 MP3/CD Recorder Workstation Restock ¹
The CDR420 CD Recorder lets you record to the 20GB hard disc in 44.1kHz mono or stereo as WAV or MP3 files, then perform cut-and-paste editing and upload your files to a PC via USB 2.0, or burn CDs right there in the field. With the CDR420, you can edit ID3 information and rip MP3 discs, copy redbook or MP3/WAV data discs, error check and defrag the hard drive using USB and standard Windows XP disc utilities, and even name files and access commands with a standard PS/2 keyboard. The CDR420 is the right recorder to capture and record almost any application. Recording a concert? Sell CDs minutes after it ends. Need more than 80 minutes on a CD? Record and burn in MP3 mode. Need to use good mics? The CDR420 has dual XLR inputs with +48V phantom power. Don't have any mics? The CDR420 has one built-in. There's more, but sit back. The list is long.Hard-Drive Recording Until now, field CD recording was a dicey proposition. Long silences between speakers? Long silence on your CD. And what if the event went long? You have the first 80 minutes, but the rest is lost or divided among multiple discs. With the CDR420, the initial recording is made to the internal 20GB hard drive. You can edit out silences, put track numbers where you need them, even record long events in MP3 format. When it's done, burn your complete audio or MP3 disc in minutes.Extensive Audio Support Balanced XLR mic/line inputs Unbalanced line inputs (RCA) S/PDIF digital I/O Built-in condenser mic +48V phantom powerAudio CDsÿor Data The CDR420 has more CD-recording functionality than anything else out there. Once you're done recording and editing, you can burn your disc in standard Redbook audio format or as a CD-ROM data disc, with any combination of WAV and MP3 files.Copying Capability Because of the CDR420's unique combination of hard-drive and CD recording, you can even make multiple copies of a CD in the field. Once audio is on the hard drive, burn to your heart's content. You can even make copies of audio or MP3/WAV data.Connectivity The USB 2.0 port is more than just a way to shuttle files back and forth to your PC. You can use disc maintenance utilities from Microsoft Windows XP to keep the CDR420's hard drive in optimum shape. Defragmenting and error checking ensures that your drive is fast and reliable even with heavy use and extensive editing. You can even use a standard PS/2 keyboard to edit ID3 and other text information as well as to control functions of the CDR420 itself! Last but not least, the CDR420 is built with longevity in mind. You can upgrade the firmware as new versions become available through CDs or USB.Audio Capability, Marantz Style And what would a Marantz Professional field recorder be without a host of professional audio features? Balanced XLR mic inputs with +48V phantom power allow you to use professional microphones. If you're caught without mics, the CDR420 has one built in. A variety of filters and level control option...details

Marantz PMD580 Solid State Compact Flash Recorder
The rackmountable Marantz PMD580 brings advanced network control capabilities to the solid state recorder format; a product category in which Marantz leads the field.A highly versatile solidstate recorder, player and full-fledged network device, with Ethernet LAN and USB connectivity, the PMD580 is designed for broadcast, pro-audio and professional AV applications. Drag and drop file transfer and network remote control, via the PC and Mac compatible web-based GUI, are major features allowing users to set menu parameters, schedule recording events, and transfer and archive audio files.The PMD580 recorder has an internal clock for scheduling recording events; multiple events can be scheduled via the web interface and recorded files can then be downloaded to a local PC/ Mac. Files can also be uploaded automatically to a server or network location, at a user specified time. Ease of use, low maintenance, robust recording media, and network connectivity recommend it where operator skill is minimal, such as in education, government agency and commercial AV applications.Professional audio credentials include balanced analogue and digital AES/EBU I/Os on XLR connectors, as well as unbalanced interfaces, and RS232 control. Recording is selectable between mono and stereo, and linear PCM and MP3 formats - providing .WAV and MP3 file types. For PCM recording, 16 and 24-bit options are available and for MP3, bit rate is selectable between 32 and 384 kbps. Record start and stop times can be scheduled and a pre-record memory buffer enables recording to be activated at the start of an event. The integrated time and date generator automatically stamps all sessions. Network Operation and Control with Record Scheduling With its Ethernet connectivity and internal Web GUI, the PMD580 operates as a website, addressable from any computer on the network, allowing full remote setup and control. This web interface is integral to the design, requiring no extra software and compatible with both PC and Mac network environments. Recording sessions can be scheduled in advance, and recorded files can be downloaded directly to a computer.Automatic Archiving For ultimate convenience, an automatic archiving feature allows the uploading of recorded files to any specified network location, eliminating the need to physically walk the CF card back to the storage server. With the ability to lock out front panel controls and track real time, the user can confidently schedule the day's recording to be archived to a designated computer or server at the end of the day, so the Marantz PMD580 is always ready to handle the next day's activities. And with its FIFO based file deletion, card maintenance can be completely avoided for a fully automated recording system.Professional Quality Digital Recording With a choice of 16 or 24-bit recording in a variety of file formats and quality settings, the PMD580 can handle everything from orchestral music to meetings and lectures with equal aplo...details

Marantz PMD580 Solid State Compact Flash Recorder Restock ¹
The rackmountable Marantz PMD580 brings advanced network control capabilities to the solid state recorder format; a product category in which Marantz leads the field.A highly versatile solidstate recorder, player and full-fledged network device, with Ethernet LAN and USB connectivity, the PMD580 is designed for broadcast, pro-audio and professional AV applications. Drag and drop file transfer and network remote control, via the PC and Mac compatible web-based GUI, are major features allowing users to set menu parameters, schedule recording events, and transfer and archive audio files.The PMD580 recorder has an internal clock for scheduling recording events; multiple events can be scheduled via the web interface and recorded files can then be downloaded to a local PC/ Mac. Files can also be uploaded automatically to a server or network location, at a user specified time. Ease of use, low maintenance, robust recording media, and network connectivity recommend it where operator skill is minimal, such as in education, government agency and commercial AV applications.Professional audio credentials include balanced analogue and digital AES/EBU I/Os on XLR connectors, as well as unbalanced interfaces, and RS232 control. Recording is selectable between mono and stereo, and linear PCM and MP3 formats - providing .WAV and MP3 file types. For PCM recording, 16 and 24-bit options are available and for MP3, bit rate is selectable between 32 and 384 kbps. Record start and stop times can be scheduled and a pre-record memory buffer enables recording to be activated at the start of an event. The integrated time and date generator automatically stamps all sessions. Network Operation and Control with Record Scheduling With its Ethernet connectivity and internal Web GUI, the PMD580 operates as a website, addressable from any computer on the network, allowing full remote setup and control. This web interface is integral to the design, requiring no extra software and compatible with both PC and Mac network environments. Recording sessions can be scheduled in advance, and recorded files can be downloaded directly to a computer.Automatic Archiving For ultimate convenience, an automatic archiving feature allows the uploading of recorded files to any specified network location, eliminating the need to physically walk the CF card back to the storage server. With the ability to lock out front panel controls and track real time, the user can confidently schedule the day's recording to be archived to a designated computer or server at the end of the day, so the Marantz PMD580 is always ready to handle the next day's activities. And with its FIFO based file deletion, card maintenance can be completely avoided for a fully automated recording system.Professional Quality Digital Recording With a choice of 16 or 24-bit recording in a variety of file formats and quality settings, the PMD580 can handle everything from orchestral music to meetings and lectures with equal aplo...details

Marantz PMD660 Hand-Held CompactFlash Recorder
The Marantz PMD660 is a hand-held CompactFlash recorder with features that make more expensive, full-sized field recorders look pale by comparison. Ther PMD660 recorder can run for hours on just 4 AA batteries. The Marantz PMD660 records on inexpensive CompactFlash media cards and stores more than 36 hours of mono on a single 1GB card. If audio quality is your key requirement, you get over an hour of pristine, uncompressed, 16-bit WAV files. Editing can be achieved right in the field using either of 2 editing modes, or use your favorite audio editing application by transferring files to your PC via a USB port. XLR inputs, phantom power, built-in mics and more—it's all there in the Marantz PMD660 Hand-Held Recorder. Comes with 64MB card....details

Marantz RC600 Microphone Remote for PMD660 and PMD671, PMD570
The new RC600 Microphone Remote works with the PMD660, PMD671, or PMD570 to control critical functions and view recording status literally at your fingertips. No need to run back and forth between your subject and your equipment. Recording in the field usually means recording in real-time. You're documenting sounds as they happen, and you don't have the luxury of backing up and starting over. Often, your concentration, efficiency, and reaction time can make or break the interview. In addition to Record and Pause buttons, a Mark button makes later navigation and editing easy. Finally, a 3-color LED keeps you informed about record status and peak levels so you can keep your attention where it belongs - at the microphone....details

Marantz PMD671 Compact Flash Recorder
The Marantz PMD671 is the professional's tool to capture live interviews and performances with 24-bit, 96kHz quality in MP3, MP2, BWF, or WAV formats directly to widely available flash cards or microdrives. Features internal condenser mics and balanced XLR inputs with enhanced preamps and 48V phantom power. Solid state with no moving parts to break, which means rock-solid reliability when your job depends on it. Digital I/O and a USB port let you load files directly into your computer when you get back to the office. 40 assignable quality settings, menu-driven remote operation with the RC600 mic remote (sold separately), and EDL marking for splitting files on the fly.Includes AC adapter, shoulder strap, battery holder, and 64MB flash card....details

Marantz PMD620 Digital Recorder
Marantz puts the world of professional field recording within easy reach with the PMD620, a rugged yet lightweight digital recorder that doesn't skimp on features or performance. The PMD620 fits comfortably in the palm of the hand and houses two high-quality electret condenser microphones and a monitor speaker, making it ideal for go-anywhere field recording application, such as interviews, podcasting, and meeting recording-even live music. A true handheld, the PMD620 features an intuitive layout and tactile buttons for easy one-hand operation, while a high-contrast organic LED (OLED) screen makes setup a cinch under any lighting conditions. Just hit the Menu/Store button and the interface quickly walks you through the choices to ensure optimal recording for your needs.The PMD620 uses convenient SD/SDHC cards, the most stable and commonly available type of flash media. Audio can be recorded either as uncompressed WAV files or any of three quality levels of MP3, in mono or stereo. So whether it's capturing an interview, a lengthy board meeting, or a band's jam session, the PMD620 is always ready for action.The PMD620 shines in post-production as well. Journalists and podcasters will especially appreciate its non-destructive on-board editing. Transcription is a breeze with its Skip Back function, and file transfers to any computer are drag-and-drop simple with the USB 2.0 connectivity. In short, the PMD620 combines ease of operation, professional recording quality and insightful features in a compact, ergonomic design.A True Handheld with Ergonomic Form Factor At 2-1/2" x 4" x 1" and weighing under 6 ounces, the PMD620 slips easily into a pocket and fits comfortably in the palm of the hand, with oversized, tactile buttons that are laid out for intuitive, one-hand operation, from recording to playback. The high contrast OLED screen provides at-a-glance status of all critical functions, even offering a large font option. Integral high-quality electret condenser microphones pick up the action, while LED tell-tales track Peak and Level conditions. Professional Digital Recording The PMD620 can record uncompressed WAV files for high fidelity stereo music, or lower-resolution mono MP3 files to maximize record time. For WAV files, choose from 16- or 24-bit linear PCM recording at either 44.1 or 48 kHz sample rates. Podcasters will appreciate having a total of six MP3 bit rates available, ranging from 192 kbps stereo down to 32 kbps mono. And, the menu selectable Auto-Input feature detects whether the line input or external mic input is being used, switching off the dual integrated mics automatically. Stability and Portability The PMD620 is a true handheld, light in weight, yet ruggedly constructed. The use of SD cards as a recording medium provides the ultimate in space efficiency and stability, with no practical limit on file size. Two AA batteries, either alkaline or NiMH rechargeables, provide upward of five hours of operation...details

Marantz CDR420 MP3/CD Recorder Workstation
The CDR420 CD Recorder lets you record to the 20GB hard disc in 44.1kHz mono or stereo as WAV or MP3 files, then perform cut-and-paste editing and upload your files to a PC via USB 2.0, or burn CDs right there in the field. With the CDR420, you can edit ID3 information and rip MP3 discs, copy redbook or MP3/WAV data discs, error check and defrag the hard drive using USB and standard Windows XP disc utilities, and even name files and access commands with a standard PS/2 keyboard. The CDR420 is the right recorder to capture and record almost any application. Recording a concert? Sell CDs minutes after it ends. Need more than 80 minutes on a CD? Record and burn in MP3 mode. Need to use good mics? The CDR420 has dual XLR inputs with +48V phantom power. Don't have any mics? The CDR420 has one built-in. There's more, but sit back. The list is long.Hard-Drive Recording Until now, field CD recording was a dicey proposition. Long silences between speakers? Long silence on your CD. And what if the event went long? You have the first 80 minutes, but the rest is lost or divided among multiple discs. With the CDR420, the initial recording is made to the internal 20GB hard drive. You can edit out silences, put track numbers where you need them, even record long events in MP3 format. When it's done, burn your complete audio or MP3 disc in minutes.Extensive Audio Support Balanced XLR mic/line inputs Unbalanced line inputs (RCA) S/PDIF digital I/O Built-in condenser mic +48V phantom powerAudio CDsÿor Data The CDR420 has more CD-recording functionality than anything else out there. Once you're done recording and editing, you can burn your disc in standard Redbook audio format or as a CD-ROM data disc, with any combination of WAV and MP3 files.Copying Capability Because of the CDR420's unique combination of hard-drive and CD recording, you can even make multiple copies of a CD in the field. Once audio is on the hard drive, burn to your heart's content. You can even make copies of audio or MP3/WAV data.Connectivity The USB 2.0 port is more than just a way to shuttle files back and forth to your PC. You can use disc maintenance utilities from Microsoft Windows XP to keep the CDR420's hard drive in optimum shape. Defragmenting and error checking ensures that your drive is fast and reliable even with heavy use and extensive editing. You can even use a standard PS/2 keyboard to edit ID3 and other text information as well as to control functions of the CDR420 itself! Last but not least, the CDR420 is built with longevity in mind. You can upgrade the firmware as new versions become available through CDs or USB.Audio Capability, Marantz Style And what would a Marantz Professional field recorder be without a host of professional audio features? Balanced XLR mic inputs with +48V phantom power allow you to use professional microphones. If you're caught without mics, the CDR420 has one built in. A variety of filters and level control option...details

Marantz RC5PMD Infrared Remote Control Kit
The Marantz RC5PMD Infrared Remote Control is a remote control that sends serial data code to an infrared sensing eye attached to your audio equipment. Designed to work with the Marantz and Superscope dual well tape cassette deck equipped with the RC5 serial data interface. The Marantz RC5PMD remote system includes the remote control, IR recieving eye, and a 1U rackplate for mounting the eye....details

Marantz PMD660 Recording Package
Includes the Marantz PMD660 Handheld Compact Flash Recorder, RØDE NT4 Dual Element stereo mic, M-Audio Mobile Studio Messenger Bag, and Audio-Technica ATH-M20 closed back headphones....details

Marantz DA36T AC Adapter
AC adapter 120V/60Hz to 4.5V DC....details

Marantz CDR310 CD Recorder
Key FeaturesDigital RecordingOn-board hard drive records in your choice of formats: CD-DA, uncompressed WAV and AIFF, or MP3. The system records high quality, 16-bit audio at a 44.1 kHz sample rate, and the hard drive holds up to 110 hours of material (MP3 mono). You simply select the file type before recording, and the CDR310 handles the rest.Instant CD BurningAt the conclusion of your meeting or event, your audio file can be burned to CD instantly. At the conclusion of recording, simply press the Make CD button and the CDR310 will ask if you want to burn to a CD. Just follow the on-screen prompts, and your disc will be ready in minutes. For events over 80 minutes long in CD-DA format, the CDR310 offers CD Split burning, dividing the contents over multiple discs automatically.Convenience and PortabilityOne-touch record operation and an easy-to-read LCD status screen ensure fault-free recording, even for non-technical operators. Its lightweight design and battery operation capability makes the CDR310 equally at home inside an office or out in the field. When there's no wall outlet around,the unit accepts AA alkaline batteries, or optional Ni-Cd and Ni-MH rechargeables. Using the optional RB1651 battery, the CDR310 delivers up to 4 hours of continuous operation.Multi-mode Recording FeaturesThe CDR310 incorporates Pre-Record mode along with Background Record to capture all the action. By simply powering up, the Pre-Record mode is engaged. This creates a rolling buffer of recorded audio, up to 10 seconds long (user selectable). So if your meeting or event starts unexpectedly, you're protected. Once the event has begun, the Rec-Pause function activates Background Record mode. If there's a break in the action, just hit Pause. If anything vital happens, it's captured on the CDR310's hard drive. When the meeting officially resumes and you release the Pause control, the CDR310 gives you the option of deciding whether to keep the audio captured during Background Record. Another easy-to-use option is Silent Skip recording. This function uses voice activation to save disc space by automatically pausing during quiet passages, creating a tighter, more client friendly recording. Professional HardwareAnalog line level and balanced high perfomance XLR microphone inputs are included, as well as S/PDIF-format digital I/O with high quality A-D converters. The CDR310 also provides +48V phantom power, and even has an integrated condenser microphone and playback speaker right on board. Remote control is also available by using the optional RC600PMD....details

Marantz CLC221 Carrying Case
Protect your recorder with a specially fitted rugged case....details

Marantz CDR633 CD Recorder & Player
The Marantz CDR633 CD recorder makes full-featured professional CD recording technology available to any installation where the highest quality audio recording is desirable. Rackable in a 2U space, this professionally solid workhorse plays and records on standard CD-R and CD-RW discs. In addition, the Marantz CDR633 will play MP3 files for hours and hours of playback from a single disc. Marantz Pro took care to pack the CDR633 with features specifically requested by the installation market—like Programmable Auto-Track Increment, Pitch Control, Level-dependent Sync Recording, Single Play Mode, Power-on Play and more. Analog, digital and optical input and output, complete with integrated sample rate conversion, are just a few examples of the meticulous design and engineering that went into the Marantz CDR633. CD-text can be programmed and read right from the front panel. Programmable fade-in/fade-out recording allows your clients' recording technique to be as good as their professional Marantz CD sounds. Compatibility The CDR633 may be the last CD recorder you ever consider for installation. It has analog and digital I/O's to interface with most audio gear, and uses most recordable or re-recordable discs on the market. It can even play back MP3s from CD-ROM discs, and unfinalized CD-Rs and CD-RWs. Professional Functionality The CDR633 includes convenience features like Marantz Minute Track with programmable auto-track increment, sync-recording, and programmable fade in/out to make your recordings sound great with a minimum amount of effort. The Single Play function plays one track — and then stops. You won't have to worry about running to the machine or aiming the remote before the next track starts. Power-on play allows clients to start playback simply by powering on their system. The CDR633 CD recorder even offers pitch control. Houses of Worship and other presentation venues will appreciate the ability to match the key of a soundtrack to the vocal range of their performers....details

Marantz PMD661 Portable SD Recorder
A robust and versatile professional handheld PCM / MP3 recorder, the PMD661 recorder from Marantz offers a streamlined form factor, a superior feature set, and the use of SD flash media. Major design innovations include a smaller footprint and an improved top facia layout with fewer buttons and more highly developed use of multi-functional operation. Measuring a mere 6.5" x 3.7" x 1.4" (165 x 93 x 36 mm), the PMD661's small footprint, combined with the improved control layout, ensures comprehensive single-handed operation.The Marantz PMD661 features switchable balanced mic/line XLR inputs and a S/PDIF digital input, as well as unbalanced line-outs on RCA connectors and a secondary unbalanced line-in on 3.5 mm mini jack connector. Also included for the first time at this price point within the Marantz range is a high-resolution 24-bit/96kHz recording option (PCM).The PMD661 portable recorder incorporates SD flash media, the most widely available and fastest developing flash memory format. Compatibility with SDHC media means that cards currently up to 32 GB in size can be used. High capacity media storage is matched by up to five-plus hours recording time from four AA Alkaline or NiMH batteries (not included). Drag and drop file transfer is supported via the USB 2.0 port. In a company first, Marantz Professional has bundled its Mark Editor software with the unit, free of charge. PMD Mark Editor allows the marker points made on the recorded file to be adjusted post-recording, creating a new file, so that basic audio editing can be carried out on a PC or MAC if desired....details