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Gear / Technical Help => Recording Gear => Topic started by: sleepypedro on May 09, 2005, 01:33:45 PM
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i got a few splotches of digi-noise on a couple of recent masters, and it's the straw that broke the camel's back. i want to ditch my 16-bit sony portables ASAP!
i'm on the list for a 722 (*and* 744, hee hee), but i'm also looking at the edirol r-1 for certain applications. does anyone know of a vendor that's got them in-stock? all of the usual suspects are out of stock.
thanks in advance for any leads!
peter
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I called a bunch of non-taper places last week and couldn't come up with anything
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i got a few splotches of digi-noise on a couple of recent masters, and it's the straw that broke the camel's back. i want to ditch my 16-bit sony portables ASAP!
i'm on the list for a 722 (*and* 744, hee hee), but i'm also looking at the edirol r-1 for certain applications. does anyone know of a vendor that's got them in-stock? all of the usual suspects are out of stock.
thanks in advance for any leads!
peter
I know where you can get a 744T in stock right now (at least as of last week). If you're interested, drop me a line.
Wayne
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i got a call from a vendor that's got a few edirol R1s in stock. drop me a PM if you'd like to know who/where.
pwk
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Try computersandmusic.com in SF. Mine's arriving tomorrow from them.
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we have 5 in stock right now....
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Are the Edirol R1 s any good for taping with,Just wondering ,I just heard about them.
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Are the Edirol R1 s any good for taping with,Just wondering ,I just heard about them.
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i'm loving mine so far. last night's van morrison master is totally perfect. still would like to do a comprehensive a/b between the 16 bit modSBM and 24 bit r1 before i completely endorse, but... yeah, i'm pleased so far.
and yes, new guy, it records. :banging head:
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What I like about the R1: I'm up to almost 80 runs, it's a lot easier not to screw up with the R1 than with a DAT portable. Way less hassle and faster transfer to CD via computer. Certainly not inferior sound (I go line-in). I just finished two recordings, one at 24 bits and one at 16 bits, of a loud classical concert, same program different nights, almost same seats. Good levels so I didn't need to do much editing, and used Wavelab's UV dithering algorithm to put the 24 bit version into 16 bit wave files for CD. I hear no difference, but will pass them on to my friend with high-end audio equipment this week.
I think Sound Professionals got in a bunch of them last week, too.
Jeff
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Hey,
any new info on availability by end of june ... is this thingy really gonna come true by june/july ??
By now (shipping only two weeks away) we should have some up-to-date infos .... Anyone ? ... Pls ...
I suppose stocks of this will be VERY tight ... as is with R1 ... you actually have to haunt them ;o)
What do you think are the main advantages the m-audio will offer over the R1 ... ??
Wait for m-audio flashtracker or go with the R1 once you can get it in your hand ?? Any consensus ??
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B&H has R1's in stock now for a good price. Here's the link:
http://www.bhphotovideo.com/bnh/controller/home?A=ShowProduct&is=REG&Q=&O=&sku=356879
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Dell Home has a 4gb compact flash card for $185 at the moment as well. (PM me for details) if anyone was on the fence, now's a good time to make the move!
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Is there a way to mod one of these to take SPDIF IN?? I mean it has digi OUT. Could the two be swapped somehow?