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Flash Drive not on approved list.

Tagged: PNY Turbo 64GB

This topic has 11 replies, 8 voices, and was last updated 9 years ago by Tommy.

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2015/02/17 at 12:57 am #45374

debzdoodle
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Just thought I’d let everyone know that at the weekend I used a PNY Turbo 64Gb flash drive to record and it worked without any issues….

2015/02/17 at 6:27 am #45378

Anonymous
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To record what?

Scenes/Stereo/Multitrack

2015/02/17 at 9:10 am #45380

robbocurry
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Happy days,
There are probably 1000’s of usb pen drives out there, A&H won’t test them all. If it works, happy days:)

2015/02/17 at 3:18 pm #45395

debzdoodle
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Multitrack recording. Just wanted to share…

2015/02/17 at 3:23 pm #45396

GCumbee
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It is interesting that on the GLD everyone I tried worked. On the QU not so. Only one out of 3-4 worked. That is with FAT32 pre formatted or PC formatted.

2015/02/18 at 10:03 pm #45427

Hawk
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go with sandisk usb3

2015/11/02 at 3:08 pm #51858

Studiodawg
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I bought a PNY Turbo 64GB and need to report that I got 9 errors (this is after QuDrive formatting). I also have a SanDisk Extreme 16GB that records without errors. I needed more than ~1hr.45min. recording time during rehearsals, so for $20 I figured “why not try it”. After listening to the playback, yes there was an audible error, but it works fine for making a “rehearsal tape”. PNY Turbo 64GB are not without errors.

2015/12/07 at 4:24 pm #52569

Anonymous
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I bought a PNY Turbo 128GB USB 3.0 and got at least 10 errors within 5 minutes.
Since I can’t afford to buy 1000’s of thumb drives and test them all. Is there a current list of what will work? The only article I found is from 2+ years ago. Allen-Heath Article.

2015/12/07 at 5:40 pm #52570

Anonymous
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That article is occasionally updated – but the general recommendation is the Sandisk extreme…

2015/12/07 at 7:28 pm #52579

Studiodawg
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Yes Sandisk Extreme are worth the expense…I have 32GB and a 64GB …the PNY Turbo 64GB has been retired to domestic duties…

2015/12/09 at 1:15 am #52618

debzdoodle
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I’ve used my PNY successfully many times – Go figure???

2015/12/09 at 2:23 pm #52624

Tommy
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I tried a couple different ones, but found the SanDisk Extreme is the only one that works well for me. I use my console to record Sunday morning services at my church. My external hard drive failed one Sunday so I lost the recording that day. Now I run my DAW capturing via USB-B as well as recording through QU Drive. Making sure I have redundancy for the next time something fails. The SanDisk Extreme is the only one I found that does not give me errors.
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