The Olympus pocket recorders are usually thin and narrow and easily fit in your
pocket. I use a LS-10 but they don't sell those any more. I think the latest
may be the LS-12 and LS-14. I had a pair of EM-172 binaurals with big clips on
them and had room in my shirt pocket for the recorder and the mics. In the
field I could clip the mics to each side of a tree and get pretty fair stereo
sound. . .or, one time I laid them on the ground on each side of a huge rock.
It was an attempt to record a dawn chorus at a small pond in the woods. When I
listened to the recordings later I discovered there must have been a bee hive
in the ground under that rock and it recorded those bees a hummin'. ;-) The
Sony PCM-M10 is also a good one that will fit in your pocket.
Good Luck,
Gene
From:
Sent: Wednesday, August 13, 2014 3:06 AM
To:
Subject: [Nature Recordists] Zoom H5
Hello all,
I'm interested in getting a recorder which I can carry in my pocket, fits my
price range and above all can produce good quality ambient and interview files.
I have found the Zoom H5 and wonder if anyone else in the group have one of
these or thoughts regarding them,
Thanks very much,
Steve
"While a picture is worth a thousand words, a
sound is worth a thousand pictures." R. Murray Schafer via Bernie Krause.
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