| Subject: | field recorder list |
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| From: | "Michael Dalton" mdaltonarielle |
| Date: | Sun Mar 15, 2009 11:07 am ((PDT)) |
field recorder list Posted by: "oryoki2000" =A0 oryoki2000 Sat Mar=A014,=A02009 11:14=A0am (PDT) A field recorder is an audio recorder that produces high quality results, t= hat is compact enough to be carried easily, and that has enough battery cap= acity for use in the field for a day. Below is my list of field recorders currently for sale in USA, or just rece= ntly discontinued. The list is in rough order by size and weight, with smal= lest first. The measurements come from manufacturers' web pages, and from m= y observations. .... =A0 **=A0 **=A0 **=A0 ** Oryoki, =A0 I belive it would be helpful to provide approximate battery life for record= ing under similar consitions, if possible. =A0 Mike Florida www.ParrotSpeech.com |
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