Name: Sony PCM-7010
Brand: Sony
Price: 10.99 GBP
Availability: InStock

Description

The Sony PCM-7010 DAT recorder offers high quality 2-channel digital recording with SMPTE time code.

This time code DAT recorder is ideally suited for interchanging audio between recording studios and video post production facilities, and is well suited for a wide- range of audio recording applications where time code synchronization and external control are required.

Features

An affordable recorder suited for simple on-air applications
Recording/playback of digital audio data sampled at 32kHz
Allows flexible system configurations with three recorders and a full range of options for each recorder
Sophisticated electronic editing capability
SMPTE/EBU time code recording/reading
Memory start for instant-start playback
Synchronized operation with video/audio equipment
Time code chase synchronization (PCM-7050/7030 with appropriate options)
4-head construction for RAW (Read-After-Write) and RMW (Read-Modify-Write)
Search/location capability
Variable speed playback in a range of ±12.5%
Switchable sampling frequencies of 48kHz and 44.1kHz (PCM-7010 supports recording and playback of digital audio data sampled at 32kHz)
Controlled from Sony video editor BVE-9100/910 or digital audio editor DAE-3000
19-inch rack mountable with optional rack mount rail/adapter RMM-30/31

Technical Specifications

Quantization	16-bit linear
Modulation	8 to 10 modulation
Recording Time	124 minutes (with Sony PDP-124)
Sampling Frequency	48kHz, 44.1kHz
Variable Speed Range	(12.5% (playback)
Frequency Response	20 Hz to 20 kHz (±0.5 dB)
Recording System	Rotary-head DAT recording
Tape Speed	8.15 mm/s
Scanner Rotation Speed	2000 rpm (standard recording/playback)
Track Pitch	13.6 µm
Head System	Helical scanning rotary 4-head system
FF and REW Time	Max. 60s (with Sony PDP-124)
Shuttle Speed	x1/5, x1/2 , x1, x3, x8, or x16 normal speed
Jog Speed	x 0 to x 1, x 3 normal speed
Number of Channels	2 channels
Error Correction	Double-encoded RSC (Read Solomon Code)
S/N Ratio	More than 90 dB
T.H.D.	Less than 0.5% at reference level