If you want digital out, you have to go with a deck. However, most of them
don't have mike inputs, so you will need a preamp too, unless you can find one
with a mike input.
Are you gonna record in stereo or mono? I see you only mentioned one mike and
didn't say what it was.
Ian Champ wrote:
> I want to use a minidisc to make recordings a four piece acoustic group I'm
> in.
>
> I already have a quality microphone, and I'm looking for a minidisc that
> meets two main criteria ... (1) it should have digital out so that I can
> transfer the music to my PC for editting and cutting CDs without needing to
> go through the rather ordinary A/D converter of my soundcard, and (2) the
> minidisc should allow manual setting of levels (I hate the way portable
> recording devices insist on setting their own levels dynamically!)
>
> Any suggestions?
>
> Ian Champ
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