Yes I've spoken with technical assistance at one of my distributors,
Edirol, Sandisk and Kingston. I've called on a few occasions in an effort
to get several opinions and try to average them out to some sort of
understanding. Sometimes I was told that it doesn't matter what the host
device i
On Sun, 13 Nov 2005 06:26:59 -0500, you wrote:
> By no setup with the R-1, I meant that if you want to record a concert
>or whatever you can expect reasonably good results by turning it on and
>setting it down somewhere without going through an elaborate setup with
>placing microphones, preamp
On Sat, 12 Nov 2005 21:49:54 -0500, you wrote:
>I loved this email! You will all so need to own a battery company or record
>next to an AC outlet which I have started doing.
Ditto on owning a battery company, although you can do pretty well
with some of the nickel-metal-hydride (NIMH) rechargea
I loved this email! You will all so need to own a battery company or record
next to an AC outlet which I have started doing. Has any one found a nicer
case for the edirol? Something with a carrying handle?
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Warning. I'm about to stick my very thick head into a very big lion's
mouth--the argument over accessibility vs useability. Don't flame me
for my having this opinion, flame me for my points.
On Sat, 12 Nov 2005 08:01:15 -0500, Jerry Richer wrote:
> Doug! Have you considered the Edirol R-1.
Doug! Have you considered the Edirol R-1. It's a high quality audio
recorder with no setup involved and accessible. It's $400.00 at Chirping
Bat. Check it out at www.chirpingbat.com/edirol.shtml
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Can I ask how PTR2 differs from its predec
Can I ask how PTR2 differs from its predecessor?
John
At 09:34 20/10/2005, you wrote:
>I know the Marantz PMD670 and like it quite well. The new PMD671 uses
>the same casing but has more features, for instance, it can charge AA
>rechargeables. It can also record 24Bit Wave files. The 670 and 671 ha
I know the Marantz PMD670 and like it quite well. The new PMD671 uses
the same casing but has more features, for instance, it can charge AA
rechargeables. It can also record 24Bit Wave files. The 670 and 671 have
a lot of mechanical switches, so that one can adjust quite a few
parameters without ha
Doug! The Edirol R-1 is getting good reviews with respect to both
audio quality and accessibility. With a 2 GB card you'll get about 3 hours
and 20 minutes at CD quality.
The retail price is $550 but Chirping Bat will deliver it to you for
$400, includes shipping in the United States, a
Hi all, A very interesting list.
I'm wondering if anyone has experience with broadcast quality stereo
portable recorders that also are even somewhat accessible.
I have a Marrantz PMD690 which does fantastic recordings, but, gets only
about 1 and a half hours on batteries, and uses to XLR mic plugs
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