TASCAM has introduced the FR-AV2, a powerful and portable audio recorder built with videographers in mind. This little device brings together enhanced 32-bit float recording and built-in timecode generation to make your audio setup more efficient and stress-free. Whether you’re recording interviews, on-the-go content, or filming a documentary, the FR-AV2 packs in some impressive features in a compact body.
The FR-AV2 is designed to make your life easier when working on a video shoot. With its 32-bit float recording, you don’t have to worry about audio clipping or low levels—it captures a wide dynamic range, giving you pristine sound without the hassle of constant adjustments. Plus, the dual ADCs (analog-to-digital converters) ensure clarity and detail even in challenging recording conditions.
For those working with professional gear, the timecode generation feature will be a game-changer. You can sync up with other videography equipment without needing external timecode devices. It supports both Jam-Sync and wireless timecode sync using the optional Bluetooth adapter, making it ideal for shoots where multiple devices need to stay in sync.
The FR-AV2 offers plenty of flexibility when it comes to inputs. You’ve got two XLR/TRS combo inputs with high-end preamps that deliver ultra-low noise, and a 3.5mm stereo input for wireless microphones or lavaliers. It’s a great option whether you’re working with pro-level audio equipment or simple mics for run-and-gun shoots.
And if you’re a content creator who often uses a smartphone, the FR-AV2 can double as a USB-C audio interface, giving you the option to easily sync high-quality audio to your iPhone or other mobile devices.
With dimensions of just 99 × 80.4 × 40.3 mm and a weight of only 195g, the FR-AV2 is built to be portable. Whether you’re attaching it to your camera rig or using it as a standalone recorder, it’s designed to be light and durable, thanks to its fiberglass enclosure.
The FR-AV2 brings a ton of value to videographers who need reliable, high-quality audio in a small package. With wireless monitoring options, onboard timecode, and 32-bit float recording, this recorder allows you to focus on your shoot without worrying about whether your audio is hitting the mark. It’s also easy to control with its 2-inch color LCD screen and optional TASCAM Recorder Connect app, letting you manage everything from one place.
If you’re a videographer looking for an audio recorder that checks all the boxes, the TASCAM FR-AV2 is worth considering. With its versatile inputs, compact design, and stress-free recording features, it could easily become a key piece of gear for your setup.
Stay tuned for more on TASCAM’s latest innovations, and be sure to check out the FR-AV2 if you’re in the market for a portable, professional audio recorder!
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