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Gear / Technical Help => Recording Gear => Topic started by: lucachia on November 22, 2010, 10:02:14 AM
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Hallo, my name is Luca Chiavinato and I'm an Italian professional Lute Player...
Excuseme for my terrible english :-[
I would like to buy a new portable stereo recorder for lute solo and duo (lute & violin) concerts live professional recording and good home studio recording.
Now I have a Zoom H4n, two Neumann Km184 and Cables Reference studio, but the Zoom's Pre-microphone and a/d converter are not really professional and I would like to find something more.
I'm looking this 3 models:
Tascam Hd-p2
Fostex Fr2-LE
Korg r1000 (but I'm not sure about this because I don't know nothing about the dsd system)
I would like to find good a/d converter and pre-microphone... what do you think about them? Are good for classical music live recording?
Thank you very much
Luca Chiavinato
www.chiavinato.it
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The simplest would be the FR-2LE. That has a decent, low-noise preamp. It is also very simple to run of both batteries and AC power.
You could do (a bit) better by getting a better preamp, but this would be a great starting point.
Welcome to recording. You will be very happy to have copies of your jams/works-in-progress, both for your own reference, and to give to friends and fans.
Richard