In a nutshell
Sony TCD-D8, you dreamed it, Sony made it. Fifteen years after the invention of the cassette Walkman, the Japanese manufacturer designed a DAT recorder that's hardly larger ! Very popular for wild tracks and backup copies, on documentary and video shooting (when sound is recorded on camera), DAT puts sound mixer's and production's minds at ease since it uses no data compression: unlike MiniDisc (ATRAC), none of the finest signal detail is lost. It's sturdy and easy to use, though generally it needs to be used with a mixer because of its poor connectors and microphone inputs. Besides, like MiniDisc, the small size of its buttons and controls can make it rather tricky to use; but, contrary to MiniDisc, power autonomy is much smaller because of tape transport.
This product is commonly named:
Sony TCD-D8, Sony TCDD8, Sony TCD D8, Sony TCDD 8, Sony TCDD-8, Sony TCD8, Sony TCD 8, Sony TCD-8, Sony TC-D8, Sony TC-D 8, Sony TC-D-8, Sony TC D8, Sony TC D 8, Sony TC D-8, TCD-D8, TCDD8, TCD D8, TCDD 8, TCDD-8, TCD8, TCD 8, TCD-8, TC-D8, TC-D 8, TC-D-8, TC D8, TC D 8, TC D-8
This product is commonly named:
Sony TCD-D8, Sony TCDD8, Sony TCD D8, Sony TCDD 8, Sony TCDD-8, Sony TCD8, Sony TCD 8, Sony TCD-8, Sony TC-D8, Sony TC-D 8, Sony TC-D-8, Sony TC D8, Sony TC D 8, Sony TC D-8, TCD-D8, TCDD8, TCD D8, TCDD 8, TCDD-8, TCD8, TCD 8, TCD-8, TC-D8, TC-D 8, TC-D-8, TC D8, TC D 8, TC D-8
