If you want less noise using external microphones than with a Zoom H4N, you=
should consider Sony D50 or M10. Olympus LS-11 is a god choice I think als=
o. There is a list somewhere where you can see most small and bigger record=
ers noise levels using external input but I can't remember the link right n=
ow but maybe someone else can?
Or did you want to upgrad to get more tracks? Phatom power?
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> Ronnie, just out of curiosity, why don't you like the H4n? You've probabl=
y seen my other posting where I'm thinking of getting one.
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> Peter Shute
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> Sent: Fri Jun 03 04:49:16 2011
> Subject: [Nature Recordists] Hello and a question
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> Hi everyone, I want to introduce myself. I'm Ronnie Kramer living in Aust=
in, Texas, USA. I'm a long time birder with an ecology background (M.S.). I=
've only started recording (birds) about two weeks ago and I know very litt=
le, but so far I'm very happy with my results. I've been monitoring these m=
essages since I placed my order for my equipment.
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> I purchased a Zoom H4n recorder and an AT8015 mic. I've already sent the =
mic back and purchased a Sennheiser ME66/K6. I have about 10 days left befo=
re I can no longer send the recorder back.
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> My question is, if I were to upgrade from the Zoom H4n, what would any of=
you suggest I step up to? (not a giant leap for manking mind you!)
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> Thanks!
> -Ronnie
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