Subject: Re: Advice on Marantz PMD660 and binaural microphones
From: Emilie Cecilia LeBel (emilie@ceceproductions.ca)
Date: Wed Nov 14 2007 - 20:54:13 EST
For field recording where I want something compact and portable - I
use the H4 Handy Recorder made by Zoom. It has two built in mics and
also has 2 xlr inputs. You can mount it as a hard drive on your
computer and use it as an audio interface as well. I have been
using it for almost a year and have no complaints with it. I have
used the edirol r-9 and found it to be good as well.
Emilie LeBel
647.438.9874
emilie@ceceproductions.ca
http://www.ceceproductions.ca
On 14-Nov-07, at 5:40 PM, Louis Dufort wrote:
> No, it’s crappy! We return our 2 unit of the pmd671. They were
> very noisy, only 65db in noise ratio....
>
> I would suggest the edirol r-9!
>
>
> le 11/14/07 3:08 AM, susan frykberg à sfrykberg@gmail.com a écrit :
>
>> Hello everybody,
>>
>> I'm looking for advice from users of the PMD.
>> I'm thinking of buying the PMD 660 and some binaural microphones.
>> After a brief look at the specs of a couple of solid state
>> recorders (the other main one was the M-Audio Microtrack), the PMD
>> seemed a good choice, with XLR ins for mics as well as the built
>> in condensor mics for that 'sudden event'.
>>
>> Mainly, I'll be using the PMD for field recording, but also some
>> interviewing.
>>
>> Re mics. I've always liked binaural recording, but don't know what
>> is on the market now.
>>
>> Also, where can I buy these in New Zealand?
>>
>>
>> Agape
>> Susan Frykberg
>> 55 Derby St
>> Feilding
>> New Zealand
>>
>
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