Detail 01
32-bit float recording
Provides the recorder's 32-bit float capture mode.

Independent shopping perspective
The TASCAM DR-07XP is a handheld recorder built around 32-bit float capture and adjustable stereo microphones that can be set in A/B or X/Y positions. Use it to capture music, interviews, events, or ambient material away from a computer, then check takes through its built-in speaker. A stereo mini-jack input accepts an external mic or line-level source, while 2-in/2-out USB-C interface operation supports direct computer recording for podcasts, livestreams, and music production.


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What matters in use
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Detail 01
Provides the recorder's 32-bit float capture mode.
Detail 02
Lets you configure the built-in stereo microphones in either of those two positions.
Detail 03
Supports those card formats for recording media, with capacity up to 512 GB.
Detail 04
Allows direct computer recording for the stated podcast, livestream, and music-production uses.
Detail 05
Accepts an external microphone or a line-level source.
Detail 06
Offers battery, USB, and adapter power options; the PS-P520U adapter is sold separately.
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Product questions
Straight answers to the questions shoppers most often ask about this product.
Yes. It operates as a 2-in/2-out USB-C audio interface for direct computer recording.
Yes. The stereo mini-jack input accommodates external microphones and line-level sources.
The adjustable unidirectional condenser microphones can be configured in A/B or X/Y positions.
It can run on two AA alkaline or NiMH batteries, USB bus power, or a TASCAM PS-P520U AC adapter sold separately.
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