Fostex

Fostex is a well-known brand in the world of audio equipment, with a reputation for producing high-quality products that are popular among professional and amateur users alike. The company was founded in Japan in 1973, and since then has grown to become a major player in the global audio market. Fostex designs and manufactures a wide range of products, including speakers, headphones, microphones, and recording equipment. Its products are used in recording studios, broadcast facilities, post-production houses, and in many other professional and consumer settings. Fostex has gained a reputation for excellence in sound reproduction, durability, and reliability, and is recognized as one of the leading brands in the industry.

Released in 1984
Upon the release of the Fostex B-16 Multitrack Tape Recorder, it provided smaller project studios with a 16-track tape machine that offered performance and value for the very first time.
Released in 1994
The Fostex D-30 Digital Master Recorder was the pinnacle of DAT recorders for mastering duties, offering every conceivable feature you could think of.
Released in 1995
The Fostex D-25 Master Recorder is a professional-grade digital audio recorder designed for high-quality recording and mastering applications. It offers a range of advanced features that make it suitable for use in broadcast, post-production, and mastering environments.
Released in 1995
The Fostex D-5 digital master recorder fits comfortably into the professional studio and the home project studio as well. With three sampling frequencies, the D-5 is extremely flexible. The addition of 32kHz gives the D-5 a long play mode – you can have up to four hours of continuous recording or playback on a 120-minute tape.
Released in 1997
The Fostex RD-8 is a digital linear multitrack recorder designed specifically for the audio professional and is compatible with the ADAT format recorders from Alesis.
Released in 1997
The Fostex CX-8 operates up to four times faster than the original ADAT, offers an intelligent software-controlled tape transport, a solid, die cast aluminium chassis, and provides built-in digital copying and flexible autolocation, while sounding better than ever. All this at a very affordable price – a new standard in modular digital multitrack recording.
Released in 1997
The Fostex D-15 started out as the replacement model for the former D-10, but as you can see from the extensive list of new features and functionality, the D-15 represents a new level of price/performance value in a timecode capable DAT recorder.
Released in 1997
Upgrade your studio setup with the Fostex D-90 Digital 8 Track Recorder. Capture every detail of your music with precision and clarity. Explore its intuitive interface and unleash your creativity. Elevate your recording experience today!
Released in 1998
The Fostex D-160 is a 16-track digital multitrack recorder with eight additional tracks that employs a 3.5-inch E-IDE type removable hard disk as the recording media.
Released in 1998
You’ve wanted professional CD recording for ages, you’ve needed it for even longer. But the ability to professionally master audio compact discs has until now been somewhat of a luxury, with only the very top studios and recording professionals having the kind of investment to purchase a CD mastering machine.
Released in 1999
The Fostex CR300 is a highly engineered rack-mountable machine which offers state-of-the-art digital and analogue audio recording to both professional and consumer CD-R and CD-RW media via easy-to-use front panel controls.
Released in 2001
The Fostex DV40 DVD Master Recorder is a professional-grade DVD recorder designed for high-quality recording and mastering of audio. With excellent converters built-in, the Fostex DV40 is a superb sounding recorder.
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