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| | Features | 16-in / 4-out USB 2.0 audio interface96kHz / 24-bit audio resolution(8) XLR microphone inputs with phantom power100-LED meter bridge (5 segments for each input and output)Zero-latency direct monitoring with mono/stereo switch for each pair of inputs
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| | Description | TASCAM's premiere multi-channel interface is the US-2000, a 16 in/4 out USB interface that fits in only one rackspace. The US-2000 has eight XLR mic inputs with phantom power, enough to record a large band or drumset. An additional six balanced 1/4" line inputs are provided for synths, amp modelers and effects processors. Stereo S/PDIF digital inputs and outputs bring the total to 16 inputs that can be recorded simultaneously. | |
| | Product Details | | Product Length: | 22.0 inches | | Product Width: | 15.5 inches | | Product Height: | 5.5 inches | | Product Weight: | 12.05 pounds | | Package Length: | 21.7 inches | | Package Width: | 15.4 inches | | Package Height: | 5.5 inches | | Package Weight: | 11.35 pounds | | Average Customer Rating: |  based on 5 reviews |
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3 of 3 found the following review helpful:
 Works great Mar 28, 2011
By sdjohns
I purchased the US2000 in October to replace a tempermental Presonus FP10 which was giving firewire issues that ultimately led to a computer crash and loss of recorded concert material. The USB 2.0 of the US2000 operates at essentially the same speed of the firewire and has been rock-solid when plugged in. Tascam does warn to use no other USB devices aside from possibly a mouse when the unit is plugged in. The US2000 can simultaneously handle eight mic inputs along with 8 high impedence inputs. While this works great for me, large-scale live performance users need to be aware that, because of the USB configuration, multiple units cannot be daisy-chained together for more inputs as they can be with firewire. The LED level readouts on the front are wonderful for determining signal presence without having to fire up the computer. A pleasant surprise is that the mic preamps have a slightly warmer sound to my ears than the Presonus. I also like the fact that the power cord plugs directly into the back without the cumbersome "wall-wart" power packs that others use. I use the US2000 with Sony Sound Forge 9 and Sound Forge 10 for mastering on Windows 7 and Windows Vista operating systems.
TASCAM 2000 Jan 06, 2012
By TASCAM_USER
To the point....
OS: Windows 7 64 bit.
DAW Configuration : Cubase 6
AMD 2.6GHZ Quad-core
8GB RAM
7200 RPM WD HDD X2
Un-shared USB2 port
This product is solid as hell! 14 Analog Ins
4 OUTS + Monitor Out
15/16 is S/PDIF Not Analog input.
AD good quality
DA is also very good quality.
simple to setup , no flexible routing + no mixer software + all that, is done via DAW.
This is solid stuff!...
no issues here.. zero!
A+
US-2000 Apr 30, 2011
By Wes Jett
I bought this to record my entire drum kit into the computer with completely separated channels. The box works as advertised and I've encounter no issues with it at all. You've got to have quite a good computer to run it without pops and clicks so don't expect to use all the inputs on a 5 year old Dell or something. We've used it live to record multi-tracked performances for later editing and release and has worked flawlessly.
1 of 2 found the following review helpful:
 Overload problem Mar 31, 2011
By ExarDjinn
I'm a drummer in a band starting to make good home recordings and I needed something to mic all my drums, I found the Tascam USB 2000 and thought it was perfect for what I needed. I had to jump through a lot of hoops setting it up in my Mac. Had to download new software, firmware and such but eventually got it working. I set everything up for my drums and was very happy. As soon as we plugged a guitar in to record the signal overloaded the entire device (I'm guessing) and it stopped working. All it would do was flash the LEDs and make a clicking sound. I called Tascam support to try and figure out what went wrong and if it could be fixed, I waited a long time and was transferred several times, once to the wrong department and in the end they gave me no information on what the problem could be and told me to just send it in to get it fixed. I returned it and got a replacement and for a while it was fine but the other day I again plugged in a guitar and the exact same thing happened. I'm just going to get a M-Audio Fast Track Ultra 8R due to the lack of support from Tascam and just use it for drums while using another M-audio I own for guitars. Overall I am more disappointed in Tascam in general than the specific device, I went to try and figure out what went wrong and was just told to return it, very unhelpful obviously the problem wasn't solved
0 of 1 found the following review helpful:
Didn't work with Windows 7 64-bit, although advertised it would. May 25, 2011
By M. Greene
Tried at length to get it to work with my Windows 7 Premium 64-bit machine, to no avail. Installing the drivers blue-screened my laptop upon reboot and I had to restore to a previous state. Fail. Returned it to Amazon.
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