Edirol R-09 WAV/MP3 Recorder

[Tom Honeyman]

Without having tried one of these (so I could be talking total  
nonsense) generally speaking these smaller devices tend not to have  
great analogue to digital convertors and also tend not to have the  
best mic input plugs either. If anyone has one, we'd love to give a  
sample to our sound guy Frank for his opinion.

I don't think SD cards are a problem.

Joe Blythe was pretty happy with it, and Claire Bowern comments that  
they're good:

http://blogs.usyd.edu.au/elac/2006/10/ 
recording_naturalistic_convers_1.html

-tom

On 19/10/2006, at 2:28 PM, Robert Hoogenraad wrote:

> We were wondering about any down-side to the Edirol R-09 WAV/MP3  
> Recorder.
>
> Is the fact that it uses SD cards a problem?
>
> Robert Hoogenraad & Myf Turpin
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Tom Honeyman
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Pacific and Regional Archive for Digital Sources in Endangered Cultures
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