| Subject: | Re: Sharp Hi-MD |
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| From: | "digidandy" <> |
| Date: | Mon, 14 Feb 2005 20:53:40 -0000 |
--- In Henry Howard <> wrote: > I had suggest to Curt off list, why not look at the Marantz 660 > cf recorder. Yes it cost more but... > It has real xlr connectors > usb transfer or use a card reader > no moving parts That looks like a *very* interesting unit. The 660 coupled with a couple of Shure MX183s would make for a nice setup. And they've even included a remote option, which means you can just have your recorder in your bag. Nice. However, I don't see any mention anywhere that it's Mac-compatible. Hopefully it just appears on the desktop like a harddisk...like they should've done with the Sony Hi-MDs (am I bitter? well, yes, a little ;-) ... ________________________________________________________________________ ________________________________________________________________________ |
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