The TASCAM AK-CC25 SSD Case for DA-6400 64-Channel Recorderfrom TASCAM AK-CC25 SSD Case for DA-6400 64-Channel Recorderis designed to fit and power a TSSD-240A 240GB solid-state drive (sold separately). This case features a USB 3.0 connection for rapid file transfer to the DA-6400 64-Channel Recorder and to DAW systems.

This AK-CC25 storage case allows you to hot-swap SSD drives while the DA-6400 recorder is in use.

Fits 2.5" Serial ATA SSD Drives

USB 3.0 Interface Supports High-speed Data Transfer

LED Disk Access Indicator

Related Questions and Answers

Q: 1. When you burn a CD from the files on an SD card, Does it burn an MP3 CD or is it Audio Format?

A: You can record from the Tascam SS-CDR250N in Wav or MP3 format.

Q: 2. Hello! I'm wondering if I use the TRS input will the preamp be bypassed or just padded. Thanks!

A: The preamps are not bypassed. Only LINE inputs would not route through the preamps.

Q: 3. If I'm taking a line feed from an audio board into the DR-70D, should I use one XLR going into the Tascam or two?

A: you can go 4 if you want one channel will give you mono so go L & R using two channels to get stereo

Q: 4. Does this work with Atomos/TCS timecode-sync modules, like the Blue?

A: No, the AK-BT1 Bluetooth Adapter has not been confirmed to work with TC devices like the Blue. It is mainly designed for use with the Portacapture Control app.

Q: 5. upgraded preamps? ok. i get that. but does that equate to (NOTICEABLE to the average viewer) better SOUND than the original DR-60?

A: Granzin,According to our design engineers, they are a definite improvement.Your own ears, and ss Larry E has indicated, your listening environment will have a bearing.Thank you for your interest in TASCAM products.

Q: 6. Is the attenuator cable labeled or does it not matter which end is used for the camera?

A: It will not matter,

Q: 7. Tascam SS-CDR250N Q&A Can you alter the pitch or tempo of the Cd and dub it to SD?

A: Sorry, not possible to aleter the pitch or tempo of a CD to be dubbed on a SD card.

Q: 8. Where is the serial number located?

A: Serial numbers for the Tascam products are generally located on a sticker inside the battery compartment however our demo model has no serial number. Unfortunately we are not able to confirm for the DR-70D. Serial numbers are also located on the outer box of the product. For additional information please contact Tascam directly at 323-726-0303 ext. 617 (M-F, 8am-5pm Pacific).

Q: 9. Can you 'pause' recording to avoid creating separate files? It seems you can only stop recording when you want to take a break. This ends the file and creates a new file when you start recording again. I would like to pause recording for a break then resume recording on the same file after the break. Like on the tascam dr-05...to pause recording, and keep the file open but not active, you just hit the record button again. This puts the file on hold until you want to resume recording. And if you want to stop recording the track you hit the stop button. Thanks

A: The Tascam DR 70D only has a pause and play button for playback recordings it does not have a pause feature to use while recording, however the Tascam DR-60D does offer a pause while recording button this is the link for it bellow https://www.bhphotovideo.com/c/product/1084690-REG/tascam_dr_60mkii_portable_recorder_for_dslr.html?sts=pi&pim=Y

Q: 10. Is CD recording is the same as burning a CD?

A: In a traditional sense, burning a CD refers to the process of transferring file information stored on a drive onto a CD disk. CD recording, as a function of the Tascam SS-CDR250N Two-Channel Networking CD and Media Recorder, refers to writing information to a CD from an external input source connected to the Tascam.