Portabrace Rigid Frame Case For Tascam Dr-10

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This black PortaBrace Rigid Frame Case for Tascam DR-10is a small, well-padded bag that holds and protects your recorder while providing quick access to it when needed. The cordura nylon material is water resistant to help protect your recorder when you are carrying it outside. The bag features a rigid frame and a zipper on three sides for easy access to the interior.

Holds Recorder and Lavalier Water-Resistant Cordura Nylon 3-Sided Zipper Closure

Key Specs
Color	Black
Portable Recorder Compatibility	Tascam DR-10
Carry/Transport Options	Handle
Dimensions	Exterior 7 x 5 x 2" / 177.8 x 127 x 50.8 mm
Parameters
Portable Recorder Compatibility	Tascam DR-10
Carry/Transport Options	Handle
Interior Type	Empty
Features
Security Lock	No
General
Padded Interior	Yes
Dimensions	Exterior 7 x 5 x 2" / 177.8 x 127 x 50.8 mm
Packaging Info
Package Weight	0.335 lb
Box Dimensions (LxWxH)	6.4 x 6.4 x 2.7"

Related Questions and Answers

Q: 1. Does it have running timecode?

A: Yes, it has running time code, shows battery power level and the capacity of your SD card.

Q: 2. Is the strap included?

A: Yes, the PortaBrace AR-DR701D Carrying Case for Tascam DR701D & DR70D Audio Recorders comes with the PortaBrace HB-15 Medium-Duty Black Flex Shoulder Strap.

Q: 3. How is it able to record 4 channels of audio? There's 2 XLR inputs and one 3.5 jack, what am I missing?

A: The 3.5 is stereo

Q: 4. Does it attach on a belt?

A: Yes, the PortaBrace AR-DR100MKIII Custom Carry Case for Tascam DR-100mkIII Recorder has attachment points for a strap or belt.

Q: 5. Product title says it is for DR-100MKII but MFR# says it is MKIII. So which one is true? I would like to purchase the case that was designed specifically for my recorder...

A: The Porta Brace custom carry case # AR-DR100MKIII is designed specifically for the Tascam DR-100MK3. Should you require the case for the DR-100MK2, please search AR-DR100MKII. I am sorry for the confusion and will have our web team correct the headliner.

Q: 6. 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: 7. 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: 8. 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: 9. The specs for this unit do not include Mac 10.10 or above. Is that still the case? Or have they upgraded the firmware for the new operating systems?

A: Supported operating systems: -----------------------------------------------------Windows XP, Windows Vista, Windows 7, Windows 8 (including 8.1) --------Mac OS X 10.2 or newer

Q: 10. 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).

Nathan	29/09/2024
[0.335 lb] I love the size its almost perfect. 5

michael	09/09/2024
[Black] Great purchase using it for my drone and drone accessories 5

Scott	26/08/2024
[Handle] I recently purchased a Sony PXW-FX9, and after trying a couple of different options, found this to be the best one by far. The bag is sturdy, well-constructed, and most importantly can fit all of the stuff I need to bring on run-and-gun shoots. Speed and convenience are most important to me, and this case checks all of the boxes. Spend the extra $$ and get this bag for your FX9. You won't regret it. 5

Bob	17/08/2024
[Handle] High quality bag with plenty of room for the s30c sky panel 5

Jerome	13/08/2024
[Yes] Simply the best. Enough room for all of your speed light, extra brackets, ball head, battery chargers. you name it. And it's all padded for extra protection. 5

Dave	13/08/2024
[Black] Room for everything, nicely padded. Oversized tripod pouch and strap. Huge pockets for cabling and other peripherals. Extra padded Velcro dividers available from PortaBrace. What’s not to like? 5

Edward	03/08/2024
[Yes] I purchased the CAR-2AUD case to carry gear ancillary to my mobile recording business. This includes spare, compact recorders and I/O interfaces, modems, batteries and miscellaneous data cables. The case is roomy (17"x9"x9"), with semi-rigid walls. It can be stacked with other gear in the car and on a cart. It comes with one lateral partition, but I added two others, unused from other cases, for better separation. There is only limited protection from the elements, so a tarp cover on the cart is useful. It lacks the large front pocket of other CAR bags, which makes it more compact and less likely overstuffed. The quality of materials and construction is very high, as usual, and the zippers are smooth and durable. I've been using Porta-Brace cases for audio and video for over 15 years. 5

Matt	26/07/2024
[Black] This is the best in the business 5

Cody	08/07/2024
[Handle] I was looking for a bag that would allow me to keep the C300 MKII assembled with the top handle so I don't have to waste time in the field reassembling the top handle each time I need to shoot. This bag is an affordable solution. This bag works well for a one-man band. Ideal for press. It is capable of holding a C300 MKII with the top handle assembled, a shotgun mic, lav mics, lenses, extra batteries, and memory cards. If I'm covering an event, like a press conference or rally, I park the car, put on the backpack, throw my tripod on one shoulder, and quickly setup my next shot on location. 5