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Description

The Sound Devices 722 2-Track Digital Recorder is your go-to portable solution for high-quality audio recording on the go. Designed with demanding field applications in mind, this compact device packs a punch with its 160GB internal hard drive and versatile recording options. Whether you're capturing live performances, conducting interviews, or documenting nature sounds, the 722 ensures pristine audio fidelity.

With an impressive range of sample rates from 32kHz to 192kHz and support for both uncompressed PCM and compressed MP3 formats, this recorder offers flexibility and precision. The 722 features Sound Devices' renowned microphone preamplifiers, designed to deliver exceptional frequency response and low noise, making it a favorite among professionals who prioritize audio integrity.

The dual-media recording capability—simultaneously to the internal hard drive and CompactFlash cards—plus FireWire connectivity, provides robust data management and transfer options. Its intuitive interface and sunlight-viewable LED metering make it easy to operate in any environment, ensuring you never miss a beat.

Key Features:

  • Dual media recording: 160GB internal hard drive and CompactFlash
  • Uncompressed PCM audio at 16 or 24 bits, 32-192kHz sample rates
  • Supports MP3 playback from 64 kb/s to 320 kb/s
  • High-quality Sound Devices microphone preamps with phantom power
  • AES3 (XLR) and AES3id digital inputs/outputs
  • FireWire port for high-speed data transfer
  • Removable Li-ion battery compatible with Sony M- and L-mount
  • Durable aluminum and stainless-steel chassis
  • Compact size with exceptional performance
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Sound Devices 722 Recorder Basics

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See how Aphex Twin uses Sound Devices 722 2-Track based Digital Recorder

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Also mentioned on the official and extensive Syro gear list present on the original album package is the 722 Digital Recorder (based on 2-Track Recorders) by Sound Devices.

See how Richard Devine uses Sound Devices 722 2-Track based Digital Recorder

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In a YouTube video by Richard Devine, he uses the Sound Devices 722 2-Track Digital Recorder for a field recording session involving 12,000 Italian bees.

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