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Re: [microsound] (Hardware) Fieldrecording?



does anyone have any experience with the iRiver's iHP-100 or 120? rec quality? external noise (hd spinning)?

robert



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On Jan 16, 2004, at 23:58, Aaron Ximm wrote:

does anyone know of a good mp3/digital recorder?
i was considering getting a minidisc player to record
sounds, but i don't like the significant lack of bass
in the recordings from most models i've heard.

MD does not itself roll off! I have recorded some very low tones (eg rolling thunder) -- I trust you're correcting for the mics, the earbuds (if using them), and the fairly anemic headphone amps in Sony MD recorders...

FWIW there are a host of professional HD recorders about to hit the
market, but most are quite expensive (eg, $1200 and up).

The new 40GB iRiver looks like a great candidate, I don't think it's
shipping yet:

http://www.irivernordic.com/products.php? pid=24&PHPSESSID=df86b8c45bd3bb50f1f8fa246f528bb5

It's worth mentioning btw that if you haven't seen the furor, there's a
new generation of MD coming out in a couple of months that uses 1 GB
disks, allows high speed transfer of your personal recordings, and can
record in uncompressed format (90 minutes to the $7 disk). Cf
www.minidisc.org.

 aaron

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