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How does the TP-7 compare to Zooms, the biggest competitor in this space? https://zoomcorp.com/en/us/ https://zoomcorp.com/en/us/
by hammock 4y ago
How does the TP-7 compare to Zooms, the biggest competitor in this space?
https://zoomcorp.com/en/us/ https://zoomcorp.com/en/us/
- andrewmcwatters 4y agoI don't think you really need specs to compare them. Zoom's are ugly and used by actual professionals, and teenage engineering's are a monument to the functionalist school of industrial design and purchased probably by mostly enthusiasts.
- cupofjoakim 4y agoGoing out on a limb here, but I would guess it doesn't. If the pricing will be similar to the other entry in the field lineup (TX-6) we're looking at many multiples of the price of a Zoom H4n Pro, which I also would guess has a wider arrange of features - except the transcription. That being said - teenage engineering is probably not looking to compete with Zoom. The branding is totally different. TE is looking for a premium market, while the first thing I was met with on zooms homepage was a button that said "New lower price!". Teenage engineering continues doing something that I don't really understand - making me want to buy stuff that is really expensive that I have no need for. I won't buy these things, but every time I see them I do appreciate the craft.
- johnsonap 4y agoIt seems much more prone to accidental stopping with the reel on the front. neat looking feature but not sure how practical it is.
- gorkish 4y agoI'd think that anyone in the market for a "field recorder" today would be completely insane to buy something that wont record in float32.
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