Superscope PSD450 Audio CD Burner and Recorder Review

Smaller is not always better, especially when it comes to being able to provide a large set of features and capabilities to the user.  In the arena of portable audio recorders, it is often the hand held units that get the most press, but larger audio CD recorders like the Superscope PSD450 can do far more than any handheld unit can.  I took the Superscope PSD450 on a test drive through a week of classes and rehearsals and discovered that this classic workhorse of a recording system has been fully updated for the digital age.  Is it worth the high price tag though?  Read on to find out.

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Roland CD-2e Digital Audio Recorder Review

Desktop digital audio recorders marry the best parts of more professional recording devices with convenience, small size, and additional features.  The Roland CD-2e is an updated version of the CD-2, a multiple input, audio CD burner with the added flexibility of being able to utilize flash memory in the form of SD cards.

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Samson StudioDock 4i Review

For home, studio, or classroom use the Samson StudioDock 4i speakers provide excellent sound reproduction in a small package with plenty of power to fill a small room, but are they worth the price you have to pay?

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Tascam BB-1000CD Portable Audio Recorder Review

The Tascam BB1000CD Portable CD/SD Recorder is a feature rich portable desktop audio recording device with built in microphones and excellent sound playback options.

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Roland CD-2i Digital Audio Recorder

Roland's line of CD based digital audio recorders has a long history of solid quality and many useful features.  The new Roland CD-2i digital audio recorder shares a very similar visual design to it's predecessor, the CD-2e but replaces the old slot loading CD drive with a tray based drive and a greatly improved navigation system including larger, illuminated buttons.  Still, the CD-2i remains a mostly practice and rehearsal oriented recording and playback device due to some missing features that are describe lower in this review.  Selling for around $600 at retail, the Roland CD-2i has a mid-range price tag for this type of table top digital audio recording device but is it worth the money? 

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