Zoom H4N reduced pricing for those interested

[Terry J. Klokeid]

On 2010-05-24, at 11:16 pm, Josh Berer wrote:

> I've found this to be an excellent, if somewhat snobby, article about the various options for audio recording devices aimed at linguistic/folkloric research.
> http://www.vermontfolklifecenter.org/archive/res_audioequip.htm


Thanks for providing this url, Josh. I'm always ready to learn.

Since my point of reference is the Zoom H2, this website's snobby, snarky, ever-so-clever, and mainly vacuous value judgements about the H2 mean that this website has no credibility with me.

To wit:
"The Zoom H2 is a Not-Great audio recorder. Amongst all the options that litter the large field of Not-Great audio recorders out there, I'm now willing to say that the Zoom H2 is probably at the top of the heap of said inexpensive, lo-fi, Not-Great audio recorders. It is cheap. It does a decent job for the money. And those two factors are its primary virtues: being cheap and being the least crappy of the crappy."




Dr. Terry J. Klokeid
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Terry J. Klokeid
klokeid at uvic.ca



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