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Gear / Technical Help => Recording Gear => Topic started by: bgalizio on August 03, 2009, 11:12:27 AM
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Does anyone have both a Zoom H4n and an Edirol R-09HR? If so, could you complete a few comparisons of the units (taping the stereo should be fine for this):
ADC from a line-in
Internal mics
I am micless, and generally do SBD recordings now. The thought of having 4 track SBD/AUD with the one recording device interests me. But, I love the ADC sound and build quality of the R-09HR (and its internal mics aren't bad FWIW either).
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Anyone?
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One more try...
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But, I love the ADC sound and build quality of the R-09HR (and its internal mics aren't bad FWIW either).
The HR is certainly better built than the ultra cheapo R-09, but mostly because they replaced the external plastic with the rubbery textured material. I would say the Sony D50 and the Olympus LS-10 are much more sturdy and less cheap feeling than the HR. That said, I do think it's a great all around small recorder.
Re: your question, don't have any experience with the H4n. :P
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I dont have either But follow this pro sumer field recorder biz avidly. IMHO this is apples & Bananas :)
H4N is a good 2nd gen 4ch unit for making sound board + ambient matrix possible.
09 HR is a quality built 2ch OR internal mic unit. Different targets.