Tascam SS-CDR250N Solid State Cd Recorder Network Dual Sd

Product Description

The TASCAM SS-CDR250N is a professional-grade solid state and CD recorder designed for fixed installation and broadcast environments. It combines CD recording and playback with dual SD card slots and network connectivity, giving audio engineers and AV systems integrators a versatile, rackmountable source component for capturing and playing back audio. The unit is sold as a single piece and is built for continuous-duty use in applications where reliability and multiple media options are required.

This recorder is suited for commercial AV installations, broadcast facilities, houses of worship, conference centers, and professional recording studios. The dual SD card configuration supports redundant recording or sequential playback workflows. Network connectivity allows for remote control and integration into managed AV systems, reducing the need for hands-on operation once installed. It falls within the source components category and is typically specified by AV integrators and broadcast technicians during system design.

Key Features

• Records and plays back to CD, dual SD cards, and USB media
• Built-in network interface for remote control and system integration
• Dual SD card slots support redundant or sequential recording workflows
• Rackmountable form factor suited for fixed installation environments
• Single-unit quantity per package, appropriate for individual system builds

Compatibility

Designed as an OEM-grade source component for professional fixed installation, broadcast, and commercial AV signal chains requiring solid state and optical disc recording in a single rackmount unit.

Installation Notes

Installation is typically performed by licensed AV integrators or broadcast systems technicians. Power down the rack system and disconnect signal sources before mounting and wiring. Follow applicable AES, EIA, and facility wiring standards when routing audio and network connections. Confirm network switch compatibility and assign a static IP address or configure DHCP prior to commissioning the unit.