Mark Foley
09-28-2006, 08:03 AM
iKey Audio to USB Drive Portable Recorder
(http://www.ikey-audio.com/ikey.htm)
http://www.ikey-audio.com/ikey.htm
The iKey uses commonly available USB drives as it media. Hook up your external USB drive to record from the DJ/church's mixer's RCA outs. Or plug in a "flash" or "thumb" drive for a truly compact and portable recording solution. And unlike other "portable" recorders who use their own file format, iKey uses standard uncompressed WAV or various MP3 rates - no conversion needed! An LED indicator tells you how much space is left on your target drive. Runs on batteries or included power supply. It has RCA stereo inputs and a level control with clip indicator.
Looks like prices vary between $80-$100
http://www.ikey-audio.com/images/lrg_product%20photos/ikey_angle_lrg.jpg
...and its bigger brother around $180
http://a763.g.akamai.net/7/763/1644/2/app.infopia.com/img/image/fp/VPID/2384449
(http://www.ikey-audio.com/ikey.htm)
http://www.ikey-audio.com/ikey.htm
The iKey uses commonly available USB drives as it media. Hook up your external USB drive to record from the DJ/church's mixer's RCA outs. Or plug in a "flash" or "thumb" drive for a truly compact and portable recording solution. And unlike other "portable" recorders who use their own file format, iKey uses standard uncompressed WAV or various MP3 rates - no conversion needed! An LED indicator tells you how much space is left on your target drive. Runs on batteries or included power supply. It has RCA stereo inputs and a level control with clip indicator.
Looks like prices vary between $80-$100
http://www.ikey-audio.com/images/lrg_product%20photos/ikey_angle_lrg.jpg
...and its bigger brother around $180
http://a763.g.akamai.net/7/763/1644/2/app.infopia.com/img/image/fp/VPID/2384449