Portable recorders..

[kristofason]

tascam portastudio

a bit overkill mate dont u think?

[hydrogen]

hi,

i've been using the zoom h1 since about 3 weeks,
it was a birthday present i got 'cause i was also searching a very small portable recorder that i can carry with me all time...

so, my impression is a bit ambivalent, what's annoying is,
that it needs a lot of power, the aaa battery you need only lasts about 2 hours or so (for wav recording 24bit/96khz), and it's a bit toy like cause of the plastic body...

but the sound quality is quite good for such a small device, also the size and weight - i would recommend it if your searchin' something to record noises and single sounds, to record a whole ambience like windsounds in tree or so there will be definitly better devices...

i have to report the same thing with the H2. Batteries fly in and out of that thing. i can usually record long sets with it. (but has a 2gig file limit) so you get a puase... but either way its cheap, portable and sounds good.

[tone-def]

i have to report the same thing with the H2. Batteries fly in and out of that thing. i can usually record long sets with it. (but has a 2gig file limit) so you get a puase... but either way its cheap, portable and sounds good.

that's everything you could ask for.

i wouldn't say my minidisk sounds good but i like it's character.

[kdgh]

tascam portastudio

a bit overkill mate dont u think?

lol just jokin. tho i have it and use it. Not for portable recording but for basic tape saturation

[TechnoMusic]

I've got an Olympus LS10, had it for over a year and have no complaints of any kind. The sound quality is good, though if you want to use your own external mics its probably not the best choice.

[TechnoMusic]

EDIT: Double Post