Topic: Edirol R-09HR - Part THREE

[Dede2002]

I use the silicone case for mine. It give a little extra protection and keeps the unit handhels and pocket-sized.

I've tried this once. I don't use it anymore because IMHO it's a fur and dust magnet.
But it sure protects the unit.
Take care 

[jbw]

I use the silicone case for mine. It give a little extra protection and keeps the unit handhels and pocket-sized.

I'v tried this once. I don't use it anymore because IMHO it's a fur and dust magnet.
But it sure protects the unit.
Take care 

LOL, it is a dust and fur magnetic.

[Dede2002]

I use the silicone case for mine. It give a little extra protection and keeps the unit handhels and pocket-sized.

I'v tried this once. I don't use it anymore because IMHO it's a fur and dust magnet.
But it sure protects the unit.
Take care 

LOL, it is a dust and fur magnetic.

Isn't it?    Amazing.

[digifish_music]

Isn't it?    Amazing.

Wiping with a damp cloth works wonders on silicone.

digifish

[travelinbeat]

I just ordered my R-09HR after oogeling it since before it came out =)

Anyone have any experience with this card?  It's a 32GB SDHC by Sandisk, writes up to 15MB/s, which according to Wikipedia, puts it safely in the Class 6, 100x rated.

[digifish_music]

I just ordered my R-09HR after oogeling it since before it came out =)

Anyone have any experience with this card?  It's a 32GB SDHC by Sandisk, writes up to 15MB/s, which according to Wikipedia, puts it safely in the Class 6, 100x rated.

No but I use the 16 Gb versions of that card, it should work no problems. I have the 4, 8 & 16 Gb versions of the Ultra II and all have been flawless with the R09, R09HR and R44.



digifish

[Dede2002]

Isn't it?    Amazing.

Wiping with a damp cloth works wonders on silicone.

digifish

It works. For 5 minutes. 

[digifish_music]

Isn't it?    Amazing.

Wiping with a damp cloth works wonders on silicone.

digifish

It works. For 5 minutes. 

Yeah, but it is an easy clean. Dust comes straight off.

digifish

[travelinbeat]

Sorry to go back to the memory cards-- but I am now thinking that I might be better off buying two 16GB cards (just over 7 hours each card at 24-bit/96 kHz), and I might even be able to save a little loot.  Plus, it's tougher to lose two cards than just one =).

Anyone have any opinions of PNY's cards?  I'm looking at getting two of these:
http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx?Item=N82E16820178197
(down to $39.99 from the $119.99 listed on the PNY website!)

[su6oxone]

Dunno about PNY, I have used a lot of Transcend cards (SDHC, microSDHC) and they have been rock solid for me with the R-09 and R-09HR. 

A bit cheaper than the PNY at Amazon.

http://www.amazon.com/Transcend-Class-Flash-Memory-TS16GSDHC6/dp/B0015AOK1O/ref=pd_bbs_sr_2?ie=UTF8&s=electronics&qid=1239942050&sr=8-2

[travelinbeat]

took some pictures:

http://taperssection.com/index.php/topic,120457.0.html

[ideal77dlr]

Might've been asked before, but here goes:

Anyone using Duracell Procell Alkaline batteries in their R-09HR?

Any comments on perforamance?

How long does a fresh batch usually last?

[travelinbeat]

I called Edirol and asked what kind of cards they're recommending...  They say any brand name Class 2 is ideal.  Problem is, I cant find any.  Closest I have found is that Kingston and Patriot both make Class 2, 16GB microSDHC's.  Is there any difference between the MicroSDHC and the full sized if I use an adapter?

Thank in advance.

[pgadams]

Yep, I'm aware that the Transcend 16GB cards are spotty.  I got one of the early ones that didn't show problems and it's worked well for the past year, but it has recently started flashing 'slow card' occasionally when starting a new recording.  I can stop and restart the recording and it runs fine as long as necessary after that and hasn't lost or corrupted a file, but I'm ready to retire it to other duties.

Why 32GB? I really love having all that space on one card. 16 GB on one un-split volume is so much nicer than two 8 GB cards, especially for festivals where it eliminates the 'wasted space' you end up with on multiple cards when there's not enough space to fit a whole set safely.  Just eliminates most concerns about media space.  Unless I'm maxed out, I don't use 4gb cards anymore.  Always nice to have extra in case of unexpected recording opportunities. I bet you 96kHz guys would really like the extra space.

After 8 months of using the 16 GB Transcend I got the same error last night and I lost four songs. Time to use it for something else. Is the Kingston Class 6 still considered a good choice?

[Dede2002]

Yep, I'm aware that the Transcend 16GB cards are spotty.  I got one of the early ones that didn't show problems and it's worked well for the past year, but it has recently started flashing 'slow card' occasionally when starting a new recording.  I can stop and restart the recording and it runs fine as long as necessary after that and hasn't lost or corrupted a file, but I'm ready to retire it to other duties.

Why 32GB? I really love having all that space on one card. 16 GB on one un-split volume is so much nicer than two 8 GB cards, especially for festivals where it eliminates the 'wasted space' you end up with on multiple cards when there's not enough space to fit a whole set safely.  Just eliminates most concerns about media space.  Unless I'm maxed out, I don't use 4gb cards anymore.  Always nice to have extra in case of unexpected recording opportunities. I bet you 96kHz guys would really like the extra space.

After 8 months of using the 16 GB Transcend I got the same error last night and I lost four songs. Time to use it for something else. Is the Kingston Class 6 still considered a good choice?

Hello,

I've been using Kingston cards for years. Flawless performance. Never let me down.