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Reviews (2)
Aug 20, 2022
Sturdy and gets the job done
What can you say about a box? Okay, so it's ported, it's sturdy and it should take some knock around abuse with it being HEAVILY coated with truck bed liner on all the outside surfaces. Mine arrived without the bed liner fully cured which it did in a few days out in the open air. There isn't any provision for protecting the bass driver when you mount it, so you'll want to get some kind of metal grill bars or something like that to protect the speaker. If you want to tune it slightly differently, you'll have to experiment with stuffing it with Acoustistuff and/or stuffing the port to avoid it having resonance at certain frequencies. Doubtful you'll need to if it's an auto application and you have it in your trunk. Pick your bass driver wisely because the heft of this box will make you want to push this pretty hard. If you want to make your own home sub with it, you'll need to set it up on speaker spikes because the terminals won't have you standing it upright from where they are placed
Aug 20, 2022
Does a great job
If you're looking for an MP3 recorder, there are other options out there. This will ONLY record to WAV but you can convert your audio elsewhere. The input options are numerous but some say to use caution with 3/4 inch jacks. Since these kind of jacks have been in use for decades SOME of them may fit too snugly. I've seen it with other equipment. Also, if you are going to use USB power, you have to still have the AA batteries installed. My advice would be to use rechargeable ones when you're on USB power. Haven't checked battery life in it but assume it isn't the greatest - maybe three or four hours which would be typical for gear like this. Overall gets the job done and done well. The more recent versions may be more compact but it should fit any Prosumer needs in the way of capturing audio. I have another tascam portable MP3 recorder and this has more options, inputs minus the on-board Mp3 encoding.