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Tascam IF-DA64 64-Channel Digital Multitrack Recorder Dante Interface
Seamlessly Integrate Dante Audio with the Tascam IF-DA64 The Tascam IF-DA64 Dante Interface Card expands the capabilities of your DA-6400 recorder, providing 64 channels of Dante connectivity for professional audio applications. Specifications: Brand: Tascam Model: IF-DA64 Type: 64-Cha...
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Overview
Seamlessly Integrate Dante Audio with the Tascam IF-DA64
The Tascam IF-DA64 Dante Interface Card expands the capabilities of your DA-6400 recorder, providing 64 channels of Dante connectivity for professional audio applications.
Specifications:
- Brand: Tascam
- Model: IF-DA64
- Type: 64-Channel Dante Interface Card
- Compatibility: DA-6400/DA-6400dp
- Format: Dante
- In/Out Count: 64 (1xFs)
- Connections: RJ-45
Key Features
Dante format
In/out count (1xFs) 64
Connections RJ-45
Specifications
Product Type
Dante Interface
Compatibility
Tascam DA-64 Multitrack Recorder
Format
Dante
I/O Count (1xFs)
64 channels
Connections
RJ-45
Frequently Asked Questions
What is the Tascam IF-DA64?
The Tascam IF-DA64 is a 64-Channel Digital Multitrack Recorder Dante Interface, designed to provide Dante network audio connectivity for a compatible Tascam DA-6400 recorder.
How many channels does this interface support?
This interface supports a 64-channel in/out count when operating at 1xFs (single sample rate), providing extensive audio connectivity.
What kind of connections does the IF-DA64 use?
It utilizes standard RJ-45 connections for its Dante network audio interface.
Is this product a standalone recorder?
No, the Tascam IF-DA64 is an interface card designed to be installed into a Tascam DA-6400 multitrack recorder; it is not a standalone recording device.
What is the primary benefit of using a Dante interface?
A Dante interface allows for high-channel count, low-latency audio transmission over standard Ethernet networks, simplifying complex audio routing and setup in professional environments.
What does "1xFs" mean in relation to the channel count?
"1xFs" typically refers to operation at a single sample rate (e.g., 44.1kHz or 48kHz). This implies that the maximum channel count of 64 may be reduced if operating at higher sample rates like 88.2kHz or 96kHz.
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