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In-depth Feature:
SonicLab: Edirol R-09HR Portable Recorder First Look
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New resolution and features - does it make the grade?
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Sorry this is a flash video which has been depreciated, we're working on bringing the archives back online.
I Got Class in Pocket..
The Edirol R-09 was pretty much the first serious palm-sized field recorder to market and as such has done extremely well particularly for journalists and roving reporters alike. In fact the I saw one in front (outgoing?) Zimbabwean President Robert Mugabe during a piece on BBC News 24 just the other night, so it’s clearly able to operate in stressful situations.
At MESSE this year (2008), we saw the introduction of the new R-09HR, a new, improved version of the same unit. As well as the improved resolution of up to 96kHz/24bit there are a number of other changes and enhancements.
We persuaded Andy Mac, normally the man behind the camera here at Sonicstate.com, to take a closer look at the new device.
Features - Main Features 24-bit/96kHz linear PCM high-resolution, low-noise recording
- Newly developed Isolated Adaptive Recording Circuit (I.A.R.C.)
- High-grade, high-sensitivity stereo condenser microphone built-in
- Records to SD or SDHC memory card (Up to 8 GB)
- Compact, hand-held body for convenient portable use
- Wide view-ability on large OLED (Organic Light-Emitting Diode) display
- Preview speaker built-in
- Wireless remote controller included
- High-speed file transfer via USB 2.0 connection to computer
- Cakewalk "pyro Audio Creator LE" wave-editing software included
You can buy it right now at most reputable dealers for £259, US$ price TBC
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