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hmm, so do the net md's record in WAV format when using a microphone?

Make me an offer! I'd prefer the unit to be in very good cosmetic and working condition, please drop me an email at gdecapua@hotmail.com Thanks!

I ment to say what is the difference between the hi-md and the older mini disc players ( between the net md and the ones that came out before those aswell ). I was thinking of purchasing a r70, Isn`t the recording sound quality 44.1khz / WAV ?

Is there any differences in terms of audio quality between these two? Also, how much recording time do both the regular md and hi-md give you?

anyone know the best online price for this unit?

I might be scoring a deal on this model so thats why i'm interested in purchasing it. Are there alternatives to uploading my music on my pc? How does recording in realtime in the soundcard work, i'm not sure I understand what that means.

I want to buy this minidisc used off of somebody, I heard that there are problems with this unit when used for recording purposes especially when transfering the music to a pc, can anyone elaborate? Thanks.

hmm, can you link me?

damn I just checked the site and they are out of stock. I didn't think it would be so hard to buy one, the new sonystyle 2006 catalogue doesn't even list mini discs. Maybe the sony store would have ?

anyone know an online preferbably canadian store that sells the mz-rh910 mini disc player? It seems harder and harder to find hi md recorders at stores the days.

Thanks a lot for all the help, very much appreciated. This link of the audio technica pro24 should work : http://www.soundprofessionals.com/cgi-bin/gold/item/AT-PRO24 I guess now its up to deciding weather to go with the bmc 2's or the low cost core sound binaurals. According to you can you hear an audible diffference ?between the both?

Which will be better, the low cost binaurals from core sound or the SP - BMC 3 from Sound Professionals? Also , I was probably thinking of getting one pair of binaurals and a one point audio technica microphone for shows like this one---http://www.audio-technica.com/cms/wired_mics/5f7e96b21f21e6b3/index.html How do the core sound differ from the sound professionals?

So your saying that miniature mics don't do well for quiet and loud sounds but they perform well in the middle? How do you check for self noise and SPL?

How does the core sound binaural microphone compare with the low cost version? I'm strongly considering the low cost version , any suggestions?

Ah I see, too bad we don't have radioshack here in canada anymore. They replaced the store by The Source (Circuit City). Would this do the job then? http://www.thesourcecc.com/estore/Product....product=4202559 Also, I would just need to plug it?, would I have to touch the volume control on it ?

Thanks , that clarifies a lot of things. So , if I still want to record sublte ambient sounds your saying that an attenuator or battery box will compensate for the loud concert recordings?? Correct me if i'm wrong! Also, what type of attenuator would be neeeded? I did a search on the radioshack website and this is what I got http://www.radioshack.com/search.asp?cooki...e1=submit&SRC=1

I have another question , I was looking into the core audio microphones http://www.core-sound.com/lcmics/1.php from what I understand binaural is omnidirectional ( what I would prefer) and cardioid is ( directional). I'll be using the mic for mainly collecting sounds and using them for sampling purposes for my music. Also I would love to record concerts (very loud ones ) from time to time. Also, will I be needing a battery box and the low sensitivity option with the rh900 minidisc? Thanks again.

I never knew about these binaural mic's before I started reading on this forum. I've only seen one point microphones being mentioned on other field recording sites, are you judging the microphone based upon the frequency response and the 2 dimension sound?

will these sound just as good with loud music like in a concert hall? What about with more subtle sounds ? Which would you recommend?

hmm...what exactly does that mean? Im a bit new at this lol

I see, I'll look into that... What about this audio technica model: http://www.audio-technica.com/cms/wired_mi...e6b3/index.html

this is it http://www.minidisco.com/at804.html

I will be getting the Sony MZ-RH910 pretty soon. The main purpose I will be using it will be for field recording. Also for recording concerts , vocals etc... In terms of microphones I don't want to go over 150 dollars, was thinking of getting either the Audio Technica AT804 http://www.audio-technica.com/cms/wired_mi...8b97/index.html or Sony ECMM907 http://www.sonystyle.ca/commerce/servlet/P...roductId=118536 I understand that with the audio technica I will be needing a XLRM to 3.5mm connection. My question is will i be needing a mono or stereo connection? Also, will this mini disc allow me to transfer my audio files by USB connection? What do you think of these choices? Thanks.