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This is the Portacapture series - the X8 and the X6,
both next-gen high-resolution portable audio recorders.
While they’re both very similar, there are some important differences.
Let’s take a closer look.
The Portacapture X8 has two built-in 14.6-mm condenser microphones
which can be detached and repositioned for either XY or AB configurations.
The Portacapture X6 features two built-in 10-mm condenser microphones.
However, these are not removable but they can be swiveled in place from true X-Y to A-B configurations.
On the sides of the X8 are four XLR/TRS combo jacks,
two on the left side and two on the right.
In comparison the X6 has two additional XLR inputs on the left side of the unit.
Both the X6 and X8 are equipped with 3.5-mm external line inputs,
the same high-quality HDDA microphone preamps
as well as the same great launcher system and recording apps.
One of the hallmarks of the Portacapture series is an intuitive full-color touchscreen.
A large 3½-inch vertical touchscreen takes up a majority of the X8’s front panel
while the 2.4-inch horizontal touchpanel is perfectly suited to the X6’s compact size.
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