Topic: The Perfect Stealth Rig ??

[edtyre]

prob the zipper-sound on volume adjsut, if i had to guess
people also bemoan the LEDs not being disable-able

I disabled mine with gaffers tape

[Niels]

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The R-07 was going in the right direction - small, light, unobtrusive - but as we know there’s still some Firmware niggles with it currently.
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Exactly which firmware niggels are you thinking about?

prob the zipper-sound on volume adjsut, if i had to guess
people also bemoan the LEDs not being disable-able

I see. Probably not relevant enough to dismiss the R07 in the context of this thread as a stealth recorder.  It is my experience that the zipper sound on input adjust is something you only notice when sitting with headphones and playing around with the device in a quiet room as I have never noticed it on any actual recording. The lights can easily be taped over, but as the device will often just live in your pocket controlled by your phone anyway.

[Pieteker]

Thought I’d bring this topic some fresh air, as I’ve been upgrading over the years and feel like I’ve finally found what works for me as a perfect stealth rig.

What you see below is a pair of Neumann AK 40 cardioid capsules with nBob cables and Naiant PFAs into a Zoom F3 recorder. It’s a simple set-and-forget rig and very easy to bring into venues. Here in the Netherlands I usually walk in with everything already in place and ready to go.

[robgronotte]

Thought I’d bring this topic some fresh air, as I’ve been upgrading over the years and feel like I’ve finally found what works for me as a perfect stealth rig.

What you see below is a pair of Neumann AK 40 cardioid capsules with nBob cables and Naiant PFAs into a Zoom F3 recorder. It’s a simple set-and-forget rig and very easy to bring into venues. Here in the Netherlands I usually walk in with everything already in place and ready to go.

How big are those mics? Hard to tell from the photo.