Fermaninicus

I just plugged my rm-mc40elk into my RH10 and is seemed to function very well, even with recording. However to put it into manual rec level mode I have to initiate the mode on the player. But then the levels showed up and I could adjust them. You can use the play/pause button to add track marks. If you want me to try anything else out let me know.

I own both the RH10 and the NH1. I don't know if I could say I prefer one or the other. The HD amp on the NH1 does sound a little cleaner. I have compared them using the same disc with a normal equilizer setting. Now the VPT acoustic engine is really pretty cool. It allows you to change the tempo (speed) of the recording and it keeps the music at the same pitch level. For example when you speed the recording up it does not sound like chipmunks. The only draw back is that it has predetermined speed levels you can not change it slowly (o-5%-10%-20%-33%-50%-100% etc). In my opinion you you only want a player and might rarely want to record get the NH1. If you want a unit to do primarily recording get the RH10.

Correct me if I am wrong, but isn't the NH-14WM a 1.2v battery and the LIP-4WM a 3.7v battery. I don't think the results would be pleasant usung the wrong voltage. I thought about putting the battery from my RH10 in my newly acquired NH1, but I guess I will have to wait for the battery via airmail. And Thanks again to Sefu for fast shipping and an easy transaction. I know I will enjoy my NH1. I am glad I ordered early before international shipping was halted.

You can get an adapter at your local radioshack for about 16 or 17 dollars. Still not a bad deal to turn me away from an NH1