From: Rob Danielson <>
> I tried a MZ-NH900 tonight in standard MD ATRAC SP (3?) mode. The
> plug-in-power from the Mic jack seems fine-- powered my usual p-i-p
> mics with no changes I could hear. The MZ-NH900 is pretty much like
> the better consumer MD recorders we're used to. Manual gain
> adjustment during recording, low and high mic input sensitivity,
> similar mic preamp noise, instant record, you can add track/markers
> on the fly. More menu driven stuff then I want to deal with in the
> field but with all the USB features, menus are a given. One feature
> I'm not crazy about is it defaults to automatic record gain after you
> stop a recording session. To switch back to manual requires several
> button presses.
On quite a few Sonys if you hold down pause and hit record and continue
to hold them for a few seconds it switches to manual record (paused), no
arcane button presses necessary. That's the way I used to do it with the
MZ-R30. If I remember right it's switching was after three seconds. The
instructions were in the owner's manual, though not obvious.
Walt
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>From Tue Mar 8 18:27:40 2005
Message: 10
Date: Thu, 26 Aug 2004 16:07:44 -0000
From: "Dave J" <>
Subject: Re: My Audio Buddy problem.
Yes but it generates 48VDC phantom voltage
somewhere. This may be a quadrupler circuit
unless there is another step-up circuit
somewhere else on the board.
Dave
--- "Brian Dasilva" <> wrote:
>
> 4 diodes for a typical full wave bridge rectifier...
>
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