| Subject: | internal microphone quality of portable recorders |
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| From: | "Valsamakis Nikolas" nikolasvalsamakis |
| Date: | Tue May 26, 2009 7:42 am ((PDT)) |
Hi naturerecordists! I'm interested in a portable solid state recorder for recording soundscapes as a second unit along my SD722/Sennheiser rig. I want to carry it with me most of the time so its main use will be as a standalone device with its onboard microphones. I've read many reviews and tests but all of them comparing pre-amp quality, recording time using phantom power ets. I cannot find any comparison on the quality of the onboard microphones. I'm mainly interested in noise performance / dynamic range / detail / stereo image / directivity / wind sensitivity using the internal microphones Do you have any recommendation/comments on which is the best portable recorders concerning microphone quality / size & weight? (I'm mainly interested but not restricted in the sub-600 euros category) thank you Nikolas |
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