SUPERSCOPE TECHNOLOGIES > PSD330

Your keyboard player accosts you post-gig with an angry schoolmarm grimace, whining that your guitar was soooo out of tune. If you recorded this gig with the Superscope PSD330, you'd have been that smug bastard apologizing instead of criticizing-after he hears playback proof that every pristine note you played was dead on 440. LIST PRICE: $599.00 WEBSITE: Superscope Technologies Your keyboard player accosts you post-gig with an angry schoolmarm grimace, whining that your guitar was soooo out of tune. If you recorded this gig with the Superscope PSD330, you'd have been that smug bastard apologizing instead of criticizing-after he hears playback proof that every pristine note you played was dead on 440. The Superscope PSD330 CD recorder looks like the cassette recorder I had in fourth grade and is just as simple; press the red button and sing. Unlike the recorder of my youth, the Superscope captures the performance, be it magic or tragic, with album quality clarity. Built with the audiophile and techno-phobe in mind, a non-manual reading caveman could record hi-fi CDs just minutes after he claws the PSD330 from its case. The PSD330 design team listened to the request of their customers and built a high-quality direct-to-CD recorder that is equally viable at home recording in your living room, or an arena. The PSD330 offers: - Internal stereo mics - Low noise, great sounding microphone pre-amps - RCA & Digital in and out - XLR & 1/4" inputs with phantom power -Remote control - Adjustable AUX input level control - Internal speaker & headphone out Record old-school using the internal mics with the PSD placed in the center of a room full of musicians and, you have The Cowboy Junkies' Trinity Sessions (provided your musicians are geniuses). Take it to a festival, run a stereo mix out of the board, and control your recording from the stage via remote. Plug a few killer mics into the PSD and get the live sound of stage, fans, and mains. Whether you're making a quick song demo at home, recording your club gig or pirating The Eagles' latest final tour, the Superscope PSD330 has you covered. And at $599 list, it's a relative bargain.