CES 2008

CD-2e SD/CD recorder burns to CD without a PC

Posted in CES 2008, Storage, music by Conner Flynn on January 9th, 2008

CD-2e SD/CD recorder burns to CD without a computer
The Roland CD-2e personal SD/CD recorder would be useful for those who can not figure out the simple task of recording their voice or music onto CDs directly without needing to use a computer.

The CD-2e comes with a built-in mic. You can easily adjust pitch, key and tempo while you’re recording. It even has a metronome for improving timing and rhythm and stereo speakers. It can record directly to CD, but also provides an option to use SD if you want more capacity. For instance, using an 8 GB SDHC card will let you have up to 12 hours of recording time.

It weighs under three pounds, is less than two inches thick and runs on just two AA batteries. It also comes with a remote control so you can operate it from a distance.

[Roland]

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2 Comments to “CD-2e SD/CD recorder burns to CD without a PC”
  1. Juan Carlos Zavala Says:

    Would I be able to record my voice right into the CD?

    Furhtermore, what is the cost please….

  2. lesley webster Says:

    I need a record of my readings to give clients … I’ve used a conventional tape recorder for years, but tapes are being phased out, and most clients no longer have the equipment to re-play tapes on. I hope you can supply me with what I need, at a price I can afford. Many thanks, Lesley Webster

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