Yannick le Nantais « Only with S / PDIF »
Published on 05/19/14 at 09:09I use it for 2 years.
This recorder is the only market (to my knowledge) with a digital input S / PDIF format. This allows to record digitally from a digital console. This is really handy in concert. In addition, it records in 24bit 96kHz and. Wav. No drivers to install on your computer to transfer files. I am surprised that no other manufacturer have had the idea to propose such a digital input S / PDIF and Toslink (optical fiber). The stereo comes with the camera recording with the microphone is very good.
The 48v phantom power on balanced inputs on Jack is also a very good idea if you use condenser microphones.
The only drawback is the battery requesting a shipment service for a possible replacement. Personally, I always use AC power.
With hindsight, I would do this choice because this is so far unique with its digital input.
This recorder is the only market (to my knowledge) with a digital input S / PDIF format. This allows to record digitally from a digital console. This is really handy in concert. In addition, it records in 24bit 96kHz and. Wav. No drivers to install on your computer to transfer files. I am surprised that no other manufacturer have had the idea to propose such a digital input S / PDIF and Toslink (optical fiber). The stereo comes with the camera recording with the microphone is very good.
The 48v phantom power on balanced inputs on Jack is also a very good idea if you use condenser microphones.
The only drawback is the battery requesting a shipment service for a possible replacement. Personally, I always use AC power.
With hindsight, I would do this choice because this is so far unique with its digital input.