Face it: radio reporters don’t exactly get a huge batch of new pro field recorders to choose from every spring. When one once does come out, it’s cause for attention, particularly if it has XLR connectors on the back and the name Marantz on the top.
The PMD670 is a solid-state recorder, no tapes or disks. It’ll put up to 70 hours on 1GB compact Flash cards. It can record in linear PCM and compressed MP3, MP2 and BWF audio formats using 40 assignable audio quality settings.
You can transfer audio files into a computer for editing or distribution by placing a recorded card into the computer PC card drive; or use the unit’s computer I/O port for file transfer. The PMD670 is compatible with Marantz Professional’s PMDEdit editing and file management software.
Retail: $899.99 Info: (866) 405-2154 or www.d-mpro.com.
Meet the ‘Cool Stuff’ Winners: D&M Professional Marantz Professional PMD670 Portable Compact Flash M
Meet the 'Cool Stuff' Winners: D&M Professional Marantz Professional PMD670 Portable Compact Flash M
