Marantz is taking CD recording to the next level with the CDR310, the first truly portable, affordable CD-based field recorder. Whether for documentation, duplication, or archiving, audio CDs promote confidence through their permanence and universality. While digital recording and CD burning have been commonplace for several years, existing hardware has lacked the go-anywhere flexibility and ease of use that users have come to expect in the digital age. The CDR310 has changed all that.

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Specifications

Digital Audio System System: CD recorder Temporary Recording Media: 1-inch HDD (4 GByte) Writeable CD Disc Media: CD-R (CD-DA, ISO9660) Channels: 2 (stereo), 1 (mono) Recording Audio Format: MP3: MPEG Audio Layer III compression WAVE: 16 bit linear PCM AIFF: 16 bit linear PCM CD-DA: 16 bit linear PCM MP3 Recording Bit Rate: 128 kbps / Stereo, 64 kbps / Mono Sampling Frequency: 44.1 kHz Maximum Recording Time: MP3: 55 hrs (stereo), 110 hrs (mono) PCM: 5 hrs (stereo), 10 hrs (mono) General DC Power: DC 15V Battery: 8 x AA, Alkaline / Ni-Cd / Ni-MH <> Power Consumption: 5 W, DC (Recording / Playback) 0.3 W, DC (standby) Battery Life (Alkaline): 4 hours (typical) Dimensions: 9.7"w x 2.4"h x 7.2"d Weight (without batteries): 2 lbs. 14 oz. Included Accessories AC Adapter 8 x AA Battery Holder User's Guide