can you bounce tracks? and if so, is there any signal degeneration? how difficult is it to bounce if it is possible?
2023360
Yes, there is such function but I have not use it. I suggest to read the user manual on Page 51. http://www.tascam.eu/en/docs/DP-008EX_Manual.pdf
2023361
Yes, there is such function but I have not use it.I suggest to read the user manual on Page 51. http://www.tascam.eu/en/docs/DP-008EX_Manual.pdf
2023362
Hi William, yes you can bounce tracks on the DP-008EX. Being digital instead of analog I cannot hear any perceptible signal degradation like you could in the old cassette tape multi-track recorders. The process to do this is really pretty simple as are most functions of this unit. I love it and think it sounds fantastic for the price. I don't think you would be disappointed with this recorder. Good luck
2023363
Yes you can bounce tracks. I haven't done it myself as I haven't had to, but in reading what others have said, there is no degeneration. The manual explains how to do it. If you don't yet own one, get it, it's it's a little powerhouse and sounds amazing as I have done much recording with original music. The guide is well written and easy to follow, in my opinion.
575800
ABSOLUTELY!!!! We had a terrible time with them, installed them, and LOVE it!!! Haven't seen any tracks since installing them. I give them a 10!!
1034445
I suppose it could...as long as you slow the timing down. Be aware that the bounce may not always be the same depending on the surface .
457971
Mine never has and I have a wooden floor. Rega's do not use spring suspensions. I have had numerous turntables with spring suspensions and they bounce and skip unless you have concrete floors.
1758287
I didnt realize that bouncing counted. But yes, they will bounce. they arent hard, but almost like a raquetball with dimples
2186968
Sorry, haven't used it much to know for sure but there is a button for replaying all tracks. However, it would seem you have to press it after each cycle, according to the user manual.
1657984
No, it is not designed to work on tracks. It runs by itself on a hard floor.
141444
Not sure. I can only tell you that as a gift for my grandson, I sent two that would work on the track and my daughter said the kids loved watching it and she didn't speak of any negatives.
1356889
Yes it make it bounce but not that bad, only bounces on bad roads or not flat surfaces, doesn't bounce bad though but they are worth it
2075719
These should resist jumping and skipping during regular playback with no problems. But bear in mind, it depends on how badly your record is scratched. Sometimes there's just nothing you can do.
496501
It's likely that Your upper track is not level to the bottom track. I would re-hang the upper track leaving enough room so that there's a bit of play - you have to be careful though - if it's too spread it'll bind as well.
1737251
Yes... But the whole track breaks in pieces and is unable to be moved without falling apart... Wouldn't recommend.. We threw ours away after less than a month because my son was upset it was always in pieces....
1410584
Yes. The bouncer portion does not connect to the power supply though so it requires a D battery to vibrate.
1164391
Check to see if they've resolved the issues with the track pad. It was awful, did bizarre things on its own, and when I talked with tech support, they said they've known about these problems for months but don't have a fix! But they were still selling it.
2124639
When we first set up ours, we installed the bouncing surface with every other spring attached. Things were lax. Then we found more springs in the box and our problem was solved. I hope this is helpful to you.
1383728
No it can't :( but it sits up, vibrates, and plays music just like one. Just not as portable as a regular bouncer. I bought a cheap bouncer that I bring into different rooms in the house; ) the swing is her favorite though. We have gotten our money's worth for sure !!
457972
This is a tough question to answer. I think it greatly depends on the flex in your floors and what you have the turntable mounted on. I have ceramic tile floors and the turntable mounted in an entertainment center. I've not seen any level of vibration cause it to ever skip. Rock solid. But, if I had flexible fake wood floors (not that fake wood is a bad thing) and it was sitting on something that moved with any floor flex...then I think any turntable would skip.