I recently recorded a local music event with my NT1-As into my H4 and wanted to post a sample of the results in case anyone is interested in what these mics sound like with this recorder.
Recorded in a small-medium studio (audience about 50 people, no stage) live about 15' away (2nd row of seats) dead center with a pair of Rode NT-1A mics in a 90* coincident X-Y configuration on a pole about 6' high. I recorded it to my Zoom H4 at 48k/24b. No compression, no equalization. All I did for post editing was shift the overall recording level, fade the applause and snip the tracks. For this sample, I converted to 44/16 and made the MP3 with LAME 3.98 in high qualtiy VBR mode.
To power my H4 I used an external battery pack that I built; eight rechargable AA batteries in series plugged into the power "line in". The batteries and H4 are velcroed to the mic pole, and the top of the pole has a Shure A27M dual mic holder, so this is a one-stick portable recording setup.
The sample has a touch of boxiness to the bass. If I were to change anything with this recording I'd attenuate that a bit, but it was a small room and that's close to what it really sounded like.
Since this site only allows 512kB attachments, I provided a link to the sample (2.7 MB in size):
http://mclements.net/Mike/MP3/t06-MBC.mp3