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Reloop Tape 2 DJ Mix Recorder
Reloop has released the Tape 2 audio recording device for DJs,
featuring an integrated lithium-ion battery and retro cassette tape
styling that allows DJs to record their mix in WAV or MP3 format
directly to a microSD card.
The built-in A/D converters offer 24-bit sound recording to ei-
ther lossless WAV or MP3 (320 kbps) formats. The Tape 2 is portable
thanks to the internal lithium-ion battery with up to six hours of
recording on a full charge. Line-level or mic sources, such as CD
players, DJ mixers, or dynamic mics, can be directly connected to
Tape 2 via the 3.5 mm input. The audio signal can either be moni-
tored with headphones or looped through to the main speakers.
The Tape 2 now offers a lock function that locks/unlocks all
control elements. This eliminates the risk of accidentally pressing
stop in the middle of a recording session. It can be used in dark
surroundings with the bi-coloured, various status LEDs.
For more information, contact Erikson Audio: 514-457-2555,
FAX 514-457-0055, [email protected], www.eriksonaudio.com.
RockBoard Looper/Switcher Cables
RockBoard has expanded its range of space-saving special cables
with the RockBoard Looper/Switcher Cable.
The connector cables are designed to be extra flat and
space saving in order to optimize pedalboard real estate. They
feature a slim rectangular cable and extra-thin angled or com-
pact straight plugs to keep musicians’ setups tidy and neat look-
ing. RockBoard has optimized its Flat Patch Cables for use with
looper/switchers or effects pedals with tightly-spaced jacks. The
Looper/Switcher Cables are available in four lengths: 20 cm, 40
cm, 60 cm, and 100 cm.
For more information, contact B&J Music: 800-268-8147, FAX
800-777-3265, [email protected], www.bjmusiconline.com.
Cusack Music Resound Digital Reverb
Pedal
Cusack Music has released the Resound digital reverb pedal, which
is based around the Spin Semiconductor FV-1 micro.
The Resound pedal features eight different reverbs, the ability
to save up to eight presets, and an Extend switch to help create
complex ambient soundscapes. Other features include separate
Live and Preset modes, a Level switch to boost or cut the overall
output signal from the pedal, and a Mix knob that controls the dry/
wet mix. The Trails switch controls whether the reverb effect com-
pletes or not when the pedal is bypassed. Cascade, when used in
combination with Extend, controls whether new notes are added
to the extended reverb or not.
For more information, contact Search & Distro Music Equip-
ment: 519-512-0216, [email protected],
www.searchanddistro.com.
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