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DA-88

The DA-88 multitrack recorder was released by Tascam in 1993. It recorded to Hi-8 videotapes. Its main rival was Alesis's ADAT, released the previous year, which recorded to a different videotape format, S-VHS.

Up to 16 DA-88 machines can be linked together, providing a total of 128 tracks.^[1]

Notable users

• Nine Inch Nails^[2]

References

1. "DA-88 manual" Tascam, p. 4
2. Alexei Hay 1999

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Reviews

• "Tascam DA-88" Vic Lennard, Music Technology, Mar 1993, pp. 38—39
• "Tascam DA88" Dave Lockwood, Recording Musician, Mar 1993, pp. 44—50
• "Tascam DA88" Paul White, Sound On Sound, Apr 1993, pp. 18—24

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• "DA-88 manual" Tascam

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