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  • Discontinued Model replaced by Improved DR-05X
  • Built-in omni-directional microphones
  • Stereo mini headphone jack for external stereo microphones (provides plug-in power) / External line input
  • Tempo change (VSA) function for adjusting the speed from 0.5 to 1.5 times (in 0.1 increments)
  • Chromatic tuner, Powered by 2 AA batteries, USB power or optional AC adapter (Tascam PS-P515U), MicroSD 4GB card

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48 GB
96 GB
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128 GB
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What's in the box

  • Portable Digital Recorder
  • Playback Eq Setting
  • Chromatic Tuner
  • Powered By 2 Aa Batteries
  • Usb Power Or Optional Ac Adapter
  • Microsd 4Gb Card
  • Product Description

    Product Description

    TASCAM’s DR-05 brings high-quality stereo recording to an easy-to-use portable powerhouse with a size and price that anyone can handle. The DR-05 records in MP3 or WAV format – including 96kHz/24-bit high-resolution audio – to microSD or microSDHC media. A pair of all-new microphones handles up to 125dB SPL with the sensitivity to capture every detail. With new recording features like Peak Reduction and Quick Menu, the DR-05 puts album-quality recording in the palm of your hand. Premium-quality Sound Everything about the DR-05 is designed to get the best quality recordings of your music. A new pair of built-in microphones withstands up to 125dB SPL – the volume of a jet plane from 200 feet away – yet still have the sensitivity to capture every detail of a performance. You can add your own microphone or line-level source through the 1/8” stereo input, including plug-in power for microphones that need it. Simple to Operate The layout of the DR-05 has been revamped to be quick and easy to work with one thumb. Operations like recording, adjusting levels, deleting bad takes and adding markers are just a button press away. Dig deeper to find features like limiting, low cut filtering, a built-in chromatic tuner and more. Classic TASCAM features are included, like Variable Speed Audition to loop and slow down music without changing the pitch – perfect for transcribing or learning new music. A Level Align function can be switched on for playback, to smooth out any sudden volume jumps, and a built-in speaker is also provided. The two AA batteries are enough to power the recorder for 17 1/2 hours, even while recording at CD quality. For musicians and recordists at any stage of their career, there’s no easier way to get great-sounding recordings than TASCAM’s DR-05.

    From the Manufacturer

    TASCAM's DR-05 puts premium recording quality in the palm of your hand. Up to 96kHz/24-bit Broadcast WAV film recording provides better than CD quality to capture every detail. Record WAV or MP3 files to the included 2GB microSD Card, or expand with your own microSD & SDHC media.

    Like all TASCAM products, the DR-05 is simple to use with functions like two-button record and the Quick Menu for fast setting changes.

    Omni Condenser Microphones

    Built into the DR-05 are a pair of omnidirectional condenser microphones. These stereo microphones are tailored for natural ambient recording, with rich bass response and lower handling noise than most handheld recorders.

    The built-in microphones capture a wide, natural frequency range suitable for any type of voice, nature or musical recording. A 1/8" microphone input is also available for adding your own stereo microphone or recording a line-level source.

    Like most TASCAM handheld recorders, the DR-05 includes playback modes to loop a section of playback or slow it down without changing the pitch, perfect for learning new music. A built-in speaker is included for checking recording without headphones. The Level Align feature smooths out level jumps during playback to help you monitor your raw, unmastered recordings.

    Other handy additions include a chromatic tuner and tripod stand mount.

    Peak Limiter Prevents Clipping

    A built-in stereo peak limiter prevents unexpected loud sounds from distorting your recording. Just flip it on to keep sudden jumps from ruining your takes.

    Another recording mode is the Auto Level setting, which sets the level based on the sound level in the room. Other settings include a low cut filter, useful for removing rumble or wind noise when outdoors. (A windscreen is also sold seperately.)

    Full Feature List

    • Handheld Portable Recorder
    • Built-in Stereo Condenser Omnidirectional Microphones with sensitivity up to 125dB SPL
    • Up to 96kHz/24-bit WAV (BWF) linear PCM recording
    • Stereo MP3 recording from 32-320 kbps bit rate
    • Peak Reduction function, optimized for music recording, automatically sets the gain of while recording
    • Limiter and low-cut filter to help prevent distortion
    • Automatic or manual level setting
    • Self timer recording starts recording 5 or 10 sec. after pressing the record button for waiting until you are ready
    • Auto and manual track increment
    • Variable speed playback (50%-150%) without changing the pitch
    • Loop and repeat playback
    • Level Align feature prevents uneven volume levels during playback
    • Playback EQ setting
    • Editing function (Divide and delete)
    • Up to 99 mark points on each file
    • Chromatic tuner
    • 1/8" stereo mic/line input
    • USB 2.0 port for transfer to PC and external power
    • Up to 2-second pre recording buffer
    • Jump back function returns to previous point with one action (1-10, 20, 30 sec.)
    • 1/8" headphone/line output
    • Built-in speaker
    • microSD (64MB – 2GB)/microSDHC (4GB – 32GB) card slot (2GB card included)
    • Powered by 2 AA batteries, AC adapter (optional: PS-P515U), or USB bus power
    • Tripod socket hole
    • Dimensions: 2 3/8" W x 5 9/16" H x 1" D
    • Weight: 4 1/16 oz

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    Customer reviews

    4.3 out of 5 stars
    4.3 out of 5
    2,380 global ratings

    Customers say

    Customers like the quality, sound quality, performance, ease of use, and value of the sound and recording equipment. For example, they mention that it has several different recording levels of quality, the built-in omnidirectional mics sound very good, and the background noise is very low. That said, they say it works well for stealth as well as video recordings, and that the controls are simple enough. That being said, customers say it's an excellent value.

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    491 customers mention431 positive60 negative

    Customers like the quality of the sound and recording equipment. They say it has several different recording levels of quality, and the reverbs are acceptable. They also say it's a great reel to reel recorder and well worth having. Customers also mention that it has the potential to get some really high quality captures of live performances, voice overs, interviews, and accompaniments. They describe it as an excellent device and great for recording lectures.

    "...The resulting recording had no hiss, had good punch in the low end, didn't audibly distort even when the peak light would light, and had great..." Read more

    "...Features are mainly aimed at musicians but it's also a good general use recorder for dialogue and DSLR audio in spaces where omnidirectional mics..." Read more

    "...And the quality of the various reverbs are acceptable for songwriting inspiration etc. 3) You can do overdubs with this unit...." Read more

    "...The controls on the device are really useful although I don't actually use them, I upload the files immediately...." Read more

    402 customers mention285 positive117 negative

    Customers like the sound quality of the sound and recording equipment. For example, they mention that the audio is clear, the high tones are excellent, and the built-in omnidirectional mics sound very good. The background noise is very low, and it gives you a more dynamic yet even tone.

    "...And of course it should make good sounding recordings!This device met all of these criteria both on paper an in actual use...." Read more

    "...The built-in omnidirectional mics sound very good--clean, full range and accurate--and easily records sounds throughout the room...." Read more

    "...option for recording in slightly noisy areas and still getting great sound quality from a light-weight kit...." Read more

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    345 customers mention270 positive75 negative

    Customers like the performance of the digital recorder. They say it does very well, is amazing, and works well for stealth as well as video recordings. The audio quality is great, and the on-board mics work great. The digital recorders has a lot of nice features, and can record at several different playback levels of quality. Customers are also impresseded with the sensitivity and fidelity of the built-in mics. They mention that it's accurate and easy to use. However, some customers have reported issues getting their condensers to work with the product.

    "...It is so easy to use and produces great results straight out of the box. I highly recommend this device." Read more

    "...built-in omnidirectional mics sound very good--clean, full range and accurate--and easily records sounds throughout the room...." Read more

    "...It's still working perfectly after 32 months of regular use in my video business...." Read more

    "...to tune my sons classical guitar the other night and was surprised at just how accurate (and easy) it was to use just with picking up the notes via..." Read more

    343 customers mention260 positive83 negative

    Customers find the sound and recording equipment user-friendly, intuitive, and easy to set up. They also appreciate the good instructions and simple controls. Customers say it's easy to take notes about which recording contains. They say it has many ways to set things up that it'd be overkill at times.

    "...of files to my PC, good battery life, cheap and expandable media, ease of use, choice of manual and auto record levels, and the ability to change..." Read more

    "...There is no tedious new song to create and thus ruin your inspiration like so many multitrack digital recorders require...." Read more

    "...I mean, its clearly audible and the words are articulated nicely, that's no doubt - whereas with the sony some of the things I've been recording..." Read more

    "...CONTROLS: Physical controls are basic but the important ones—record, stop, levels, pause, hold, etc.—fall easily under the fingers...." Read more

    191 customers mention169 positive22 negative

    Customers like the value of the sound and recording equipment. They say it provides plenty of space and allows for cheap upgrades if needed. Some say it's an affordable portable recording device that sounds better for the price.

    "...to me was easy transfer of files to my PC, good battery life, cheap and expandable media, ease of use, choice of manual and auto record levels, and..." Read more

    "...It is inexpensive and less expensive than the Zoom H2n and yet its case is of better build quality...." Read more

    "...It's a very affordable option for recording in slightly noisy areas and still getting great sound quality from a light-weight kit...." Read more

    "...These were all good reel to reel recorders and well worth having...." Read more

    105 customers mention86 positive19 negative

    Customers like the compact size of the sound and recording equipment. They say it fits comfortably into a groom's jacket pocket to record wedding vows. The portable size is also a big advantage, as it easily slips into s camera bag or pant pocket. Customers also mention that the product is lightweight and easy to carry.

    "...was easy transfer of files to my PC, good battery life, cheap and expandable media, ease of use, choice of manual and auto record levels, and the..." Read more

    "...LAST BLURB: The DR-05 is extremely portable and easily slips into a camera bag or pant pocket...." Read more

    "...slightly noisy areas and still getting great sound quality from a light-weight kit. Make sure you turn external mic power on in the settings menu." Read more

    "...Overall, a very good portable stereo recorder with a number of uses!" Read more

    77 customers mention57 positive20 negative

    Customers like the adjustability of the sound and recording equipment. They say it has limiter features and input level control, with several gain control settings. They appreciate the multiple level-controlling things it has to offer, and it can set it to be extremely sensitive. Customers also appreciate the automatic volume adjustment technology that negates much of the distortion, and the tweaking is held to the absolute minimum.

    "...life, cheap and expandable media, ease of use, choice of manual and auto record levels, and the ability to change recording levels once recording..." Read more

    "...The mics are pretty good, very sensitive..it's nice to be able to control the level, and the auto feature is really great for recording lectures...." Read more

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    65 customers mention46 positive19 negative

    Customers like the battery life of the sound and recording equipment. For example, they say it lasts forever, it doesn't eat up batteries too quickly, and it takes double-A batteries. Some mention that it comes with batteries and that it allows the use of NiMH batteries.

    "...What was important to me was easy transfer of files to my PC, good battery life, cheap and expandable media, ease of use, choice of manual and auto..." Read more

    "...Battery life is excellent for the size (12-14 hours), depending upon the backlight level used...." Read more

    "...with it awhile, I discovered another thing I didn't like....It can eat batteries if your not using the provided USB port cord from a powered PC port..." Read more

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    Works great and I received the newest “Version 2"
    5 Stars
    Works great and I received the newest “Version 2"
    I bought the TASCAM DR-05 because I wanted something smaller than my DR-100 MKII for recording while traveling and wandering around town. My DR-05 was labeled “Version 2 Enhanced Performance” on the box and shipped with a 4GB microSD card and USB cable. Performance enhancements appear to be minor internal changes (hence no &quot;MK II&quot; moniker): nondestructive overdubbing, reverbs, auto tone (sync with DSLR guide tracks) and a few more firmware tweaks related to auto record modes. This is a bare bones package with no case, handle or wind muff (dead kitten).APPEARANCE &amp; BUILD: Styling and control layout are similar to the DR-07 and DR-40: dark gray plastic, raised buttons and pumpkin orange monochrome LCD. The small LCD is 1990s tech but readable in both bright sunlight and dark venues. Fit and finish appear excellent but build is light duty consumer grade and will not survive heavy rain or a drop onto concrete. It's considerably smaller and lighter than the DR-40 and DR-100 MKII, fitting comfortably in my medium sized hands.CONTROLS: Physical controls are basic but the important ones—record, stop, levels, pause, hold, etc.—fall easily under the fingers. The DR-05 may be held in the palm like a smartphone and controlled with a single thumb. Unlike touchscreens, physical buttons are raised, varied in shape and positioned so they can be operated by feel in the dark.Level adjustments are global—no individual channel adjustment—but may be quickly accessed on the arrow keys. Most other features are buried in the menus. You can set the limiter with the “Quick Menu” but will need to swim through a half dozen submenus to enable mic power, format or set a low cut filter.CONNECTIONS: Audio input options are twofold: built-in omnidirectional mics or a 3.5mm jack for a powered stereo mic. Once I enabled mic power in the menu, my Tascam TM-2X cardioid stereo mic worked flawlessly.Output consists of headphone/line out from a single mini stereo jack. Adapters are needed to interface with studio and home stereo systems. However, I suspect most recordists are like me: the Mini SD card goes straight into the computer for storage, playback and editing. The DR-05 has a mini-USB port for buss power or uploading to a computer, but is not enabled for playback, recording or battery charging.BATTERIES: Two AA batteries provide power. I use Eneloop rechargeables and they easily last through an all day rehearsal. If I need to track longer, I plug a USB battery pack into the USB port.SOUND QUALITY: I use the DR-05 to record rehearsals, lessons and ambient nature sounds. The built-in omnidirectional mics sound very good--clean, full range and accurate--and easily records sounds throughout the room. The DR-05 is not a good choice for reportage as omnidirectional mics pickup too much surrounding ambience for sidewalk interviews. A unit with directional cardioid mics is a better choice if audience or street sounds need to be reduced, e.g., DR-07 MKII or DR-40.Mics are slightly on the bright side but mellower and more diffuse than the mics on the DR-100 MKII and DR-40. The preamps have plenty of gain and I was able to record soft finger picked classical guitar with optimal levels at 75 to 80%. Unlike the DR-100 MKII and DR-40, the DR-05 lacks a gain sensitivity menu/switch but the default seems equivalent to “high” on the DR-100 MKII.Wav files recorded at 48kHz 24-bits or 92kHz 24-bits sound excellent and process easily in Bias Peak Pro or Apple Logic. For the best sound, guitar and voice tracks need a slight EQ boost in the lower midrange.LAST BLURB: The DR-05 is extremely portable and easily slips into a camera bag or pant pocket. It’s intuitive to operate and, indeed, tracks from the DR-05 sound great on studio monitors and headphones. Features are mainly aimed at musicians but it's also a good general use recorder for dialogue and DSLR audio in spaces where omnidirectional mics are appropriate. I’m pleased with this little recorder: most of the audio quality of the DR-100 MKII but at one third the cost and a much easier carry.
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    5.0 out of 5 stars Works great and I received the newest “Version 2"
    Reviewed in the United States on September 17, 2016
    I bought the [[ASIN:B004OU2IQG TASCAM DR-05]] because I wanted something smaller than my DR-100 MKII for recording while traveling and wandering around town. My DR-05 was labeled “Version 2 Enhanced Performance” on the box and shipped with a 4GB microSD card and USB cable. Performance enhancements appear to be minor internal changes (hence no "MK II" moniker): nondestructive overdubbing, reverbs, auto tone (sync with DSLR guide tracks) and a few more firmware tweaks related to auto record modes. This is a bare bones package with no case, handle or wind muff (dead kitten).

    APPEARANCE & BUILD: Styling and control layout are similar to the DR-07 and DR-40: dark gray plastic, raised buttons and pumpkin orange monochrome LCD. The small LCD is 1990s tech but readable in both bright sunlight and dark venues. Fit and finish appear excellent but build is light duty consumer grade and will not survive heavy rain or a drop onto concrete. It's considerably smaller and lighter than the DR-40 and DR-100 MKII, fitting comfortably in my medium sized hands.

    CONTROLS: Physical controls are basic but the important ones—record, stop, levels, pause, hold, etc.—fall easily under the fingers. The DR-05 may be held in the palm like a smartphone and controlled with a single thumb. Unlike touchscreens, physical buttons are raised, varied in shape and positioned so they can be operated by feel in the dark.

    Level adjustments are global—no individual channel adjustment—but may be quickly accessed on the arrow keys. Most other features are buried in the menus. You can set the limiter with the “Quick Menu” but will need to swim through a half dozen submenus to enable mic power, format or set a low cut filter.

    CONNECTIONS: Audio input options are twofold: built-in omnidirectional mics or a 3.5mm jack for a powered stereo mic. Once I enabled mic power in the menu, my Tascam TM-2X cardioid stereo mic worked flawlessly.

    Output consists of headphone/line out from a single mini stereo jack. Adapters are needed to interface with studio and home stereo systems. However, I suspect most recordists are like me: the Mini SD card goes straight into the computer for storage, playback and editing. The DR-05 has a mini-USB port for buss power or uploading to a computer, but is not enabled for playback, recording or battery charging.

    BATTERIES: Two AA batteries provide power. I use Eneloop rechargeables and they easily last through an all day rehearsal. If I need to track longer, I plug a USB battery pack into the USB port.

    SOUND QUALITY: I use the DR-05 to record rehearsals, lessons and ambient nature sounds. The built-in omnidirectional mics sound very good--clean, full range and accurate--and easily records sounds throughout the room. The DR-05 is not a good choice for reportage as omnidirectional mics pickup too much surrounding ambience for sidewalk interviews. A unit with directional cardioid mics is a better choice if audience or street sounds need to be reduced, e.g., DR-07 MKII or DR-40.

    Mics are slightly on the bright side but mellower and more diffuse than the mics on the DR-100 MKII and DR-40. The preamps have plenty of gain and I was able to record soft finger picked classical guitar with optimal levels at 75 to 80%. Unlike the DR-100 MKII and DR-40, the DR-05 lacks a gain sensitivity menu/switch but the default seems equivalent to “high” on the DR-100 MKII.

    Wav files recorded at 48kHz 24-bits or 92kHz 24-bits sound excellent and process easily in Bias Peak Pro or Apple Logic. For the best sound, guitar and voice tracks need a slight EQ boost in the lower midrange.

    LAST BLURB: The DR-05 is extremely portable and easily slips into a camera bag or pant pocket. It’s intuitive to operate and, indeed, tracks from the DR-05 sound great on studio monitors and headphones. Features are mainly aimed at musicians but it's also a good general use recorder for dialogue and DSLR audio in spaces where omnidirectional mics are appropriate. I’m pleased with this little recorder: most of the audio quality of the DR-100 MKII but at one third the cost and a much easier carry.
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