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- Manufacturer: Nagra
- Model: ARES M
- Category: Pocket Recorders/Multitracks
- Autres dénominations : ares m, aresm
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myleperffPublished on 07/12/06 at 01:56 (This content has been automatically translated from French)
I just received a NAGRA ARES-M and I see that there is no "PAUSE" function recording. We need to STOP this gnre a new file.
I find this lack trsgnante.
How do you do?
I find this lack trsgnante.
How do you do?
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luarfrPublished on 07/18/06 at 12:42 (This content has been automatically translated from French)
<p class="bbcode-cite"> Quote: <span>We need to STOP this gnre a new file.
I find this lack trsgnante.
How do you do?</span>
Hello,
Personally I do not think that's a problem. You have to go through the assembly. Even if you do not touch anything, it was that chain the beaches and melt it all.
But specialists will eventuelement you confirm or not what I say.
Best Regards
I find this lack trsgnante.
How do you do?</span>
Hello,
Personally I do not think that's a problem. You have to go through the assembly. Even if you do not touch anything, it was that chain the beaches and melt it all.
But specialists will eventuelement you confirm or not what I say.
Best Regards
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PixiPixiPublished on 07/27/06 at 07:34 (This content has been automatically translated from French)
Important question: What about the "breath" and thus the quality of the pramplis 1,000 on a recorder?
One comment said there would be a rattling noise in the sound ... like a copy with another brand (info: http://audioblog.fr/archives/2005/10/18/satis-2005-nagra-ares / # comment-7354
One comment said there would be a rattling noise in the sound ... like a copy with another brand (info: http://audioblog.fr/archives/2005/10/18/satis-2005-nagra-ares / # comment-7354
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pindursPublished on 11/20/06 at 12:48 (This content has been automatically translated from French)
I saw on another forum peremptory comment, saying the preamp IIP were much better than those of the Ares Mr. Somebody contradicts and he replied "I did not know ..." .dropoff window
Does someone actually found a significant difference or is it only logical deduction based on the price?
Otherwise, in the recording with the accordion, there is a second of silence when it stops. I find that the breath is very low but clearly audible electronic parasite. Do you know what it is due? The only time I had the opportunity to hear that, it was with poor quality microphones connections.
I currently use a microtrack with DPA 4060 and I am very happy with the results most of the time, but...…
Does someone actually found a significant difference or is it only logical deduction based on the price?
Otherwise, in the recording with the accordion, there is a second of silence when it stops. I find that the breath is very low but clearly audible electronic parasite. Do you know what it is due? The only time I had the opportunity to hear that, it was with poor quality microphones connections.
I currently use a microtrack with DPA 4060 and I am very happy with the results most of the time, but...…
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I saw on another forum peremptory comment, saying the preamp IIP were much better than those of the Ares Mr. Somebody contradicts and he replied "I did not know ..." .dropoff window
Does someone actually found a significant difference or is it only logical deduction based on the price?
Otherwise, in the recording with the accordion, there is a second of silence when it stops. I find that the breath is very low but clearly audible electronic parasite. Do you know what it is due? The only time I had the opportunity to hear that, it was with poor quality microphones connections.
I currently use a microtrack with DPA 4060 and I am very happy with the results most of the time, but very calm atmosphere is not quite ideal.
Does someone actually found a significant difference or is it only logical deduction based on the price?
Otherwise, in the recording with the accordion, there is a second of silence when it stops. I find that the breath is very low but clearly audible electronic parasite. Do you know what it is due? The only time I had the opportunity to hear that, it was with poor quality microphones connections.
I currently use a microtrack with DPA 4060 and I am very happy with the results most of the time, but very calm atmosphere is not quite ideal.
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