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JoeCo - Blackbox Multi-track Recorder
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Description

Article no.: 397-3010

Reliable multi-channel recording for tour and studio

BLACKBOX Recorder was the first recorder to solve the problems of recording on a computer in a live environment and as the position of the most reliable one it has maintained ever since. Sound engineers worldwide, whether in a live environment, in broadcast or working with installations, rely on the BLACKBOX series.†

BLACKBOX Multi-Track Recorders come in a variety of variants, both analogue and digital, depending on the format you want to record in. They are all incredibly easy to handle - just plug in your sources, power up the unit, plug in a USB hard drive.†

The original version BBR1 can record and record up to 24 channels in 24bit/96kHz in Broadcast WAV (BWAV). While the BBR64-MADI and BBR64-DANTE can handle up to 64 channels depending on the sampling rate. All in just 1He!

All BLACKBOX Recorders can play polyphonic wav files up to 64 channels. In addition, mono, stereo and polyphonic files can be mixed into one track, making them extremely flexible.

The audio is recorded in the industry standard Broadcast Wave (BWAV) to an external USB hard drive, making the data easy to take with you themselves and use. The files can be directly imported into any PC or MAC-based DAW. By purchasing JoeCo's iXML plugin, one can also record in PolyWav.†

The recorder is controlled either via jog wheels and buttons on the front or via JoeCoRemote on an iPad.

Other time-saving functions are: Virtual sound check, hard disk formatting, the ability to create a mix with level and pan on all channels, keyboard interface, the ability to control with a foot pedal, Name Manager to create templates for naming tracks and recordings and simple quick commands to navigate. †

General Specifications

Sample Rates:44.1kHz, 48kHz, 88.2kHz, 96kHz
Bit depths:16bit; 24bit
Disk interface:USB2
Format:FAT32
File type:Broadcast WAV (BWAV)
Media:USB2 hard disk (7200rpm recommended ), USB2 flash drive ? 200x minimum (except for MADI and DANTE systems which have more demanding data rates), SHDC (Class 10 with suitable adapter except MADI and DANTE)
Monitoring: 1 x 1/4? TRS jack socket, headphone mix/solo
Physical:19? rack mounted 1U
Dimensions:(425mm x 150mm x 44mm)
Weight: span>< 2.4kg

Control and Synchronisation

MIDI:1 x 5-pin DIN (open loop) ? MIDI time code (MTC) and MIDI machine control (MMC) protocol
LTC:1 x 1/4? TRS jack socket:
Frame rates supported: 30fps, 29.97drop fps, 29.97non-drop fps, 25fps, 24fps, 23.98fps
Machine control:† span>1 x 9-pin D, SONY PII protocol
Audio clock synchronization:2 x RCA sockets AES3 / SPDIF Format, also used for communications to slave units
Footswitch:momentary switch on ring of LTC TRS socket
Keyboard:1 x mini DIN PS2 connector, Standard 102 key
Power:9v ? 16V dc (<25W). 2.1mm dc inlet. PSU supplied

Analogue Inputs:

Levels: -10dBu / +4dBu switchable
Max input level: +22dBu = 0dBFS
A-D conversion: 24bit, 96kHz
106dB S/N, 96dB THD+N (typical A-weighted)

Analogue Outputs:

Levels: -10dBu / +4dBu switchable
Max output level: +22dBu = 0dBFS
D-A conversion: 24bit, 96kHz
106dB S/N, 94dB THD+N (typical A-weighted)


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