i think i'm leaning toward that m-audio box... what's the deal with
those 1/4 inch mic inputs though that are supposed to provide phantom
power? do you just use some kind of converter pin to XLRs?
g.
On 13-Nov-06, at 10:37 AM, sascha.renner wrote:
I have the ZOOM H4 now for about 3 weeks and I really like it.
It is the cheapest of all flash recorders, has the XLR inputs with
phantompower you need and
the quality is ok for me. You can carry it always around with you as
it is
little enough and the mics are not too bad I think (I have to test
them in a critical situation, like low volume
source material, to find out if the amps are noisy or not; till now I
could not detect any noise coming from the
amps but I recorded not very quiet things).
I don´t think you do anything wrong in purchasing the H4, but if you
are interested, I try to record some low volume material to find out
more about the mic-amps (I could even give you a link to the results
if it helps)
cheers
sascha
Von: triPhaze | Marek Brandt <triphaze@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>
Datum: 2006/11/13 Mo PM 03:38:28 CET
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Betreff: [microsound] re: a good mobile field sound recorder?
...
what else is out there right now?
g.
http://www.sascha-neudeck.com
http://myspace.com/saschaneudeck
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