Thanks for completing the list - I was hoping you would.
John Hartog
--- In "oryoki2000" <> wrote:
>
> Below is a more complete list of advantages each of these excellent
> recorders has.
> --oryoki
>
>
> Sony PCM-D50 advantages
> -----------------------
>
> lower input noise
> ...EIN (A-weighted)from Raimund Specht
> ......D50 -124 dBu
> ......LS-10 -121 dBu
>
> quieter built-in mics
>
> 2 positions for mic capsules
> ...facing each other at 90 degrees, facing away at 120 degrees
>
> built-in mics have more powerful output (higher mv/Pa)
> ...but lots of handling noise using built-in mics
>
> 4GB flash memory built in
> ...LS-10 has 2GB
>
> 5 second prerecord buffer
> ...LS-10 has none
>
> SPDIF optical digital inputs
>
> line level output jack
>
> headphones amp is more powerful
>
> two level low cut filter (75 or 150 Hz)
> ...LS-10 only one level
>
> support for long file names
>
> button to manually divide tracks
> ...works during recording or playback
>
> When 2GB file limit is reached, save and start a new file
> ...LS-10 saves and stops
>
> "Super Bit Mapping" noise reduction
> ...works with 16/44.1 and 16/48 digitization
>
> digital pitch control during playback
>
>
> LS-10 advantages
> -----------------------
>
> lower price
> ...D50 $450, LS-10 less than $300 on eBay
>
> less than half the size and weight of the D50
>
> slim design
> ...easy to handle in one hand
> ...easy to slip into a pocket
> ...easy to use unobtrusively
>
> very intuitive menu system, easy to use
>
> less handling noise when using built-in mics
>
> can handle higher capacity memory cards
> ...LS-10 uses SDHC up to 16 GB
> ...D50 uses Memory Stick up to 4GB
> ......only Pro HG or Pro Duo High Speed are recommended
>
> similar 12 hour battery life, but uses only 2 AA cells vs Sony 4 AAs
>
> records in MP3 and WMA compressed formats
> ...Sony only WAV
>
> built-in speakers, decent quality, 200 mW output
>
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