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December 12th, 2008, 11:14 AM
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Michael
Thanks a lot for everything... I think i'm going to go with the one you have suggested then. Now i'm just wondering how many times that I didn't buy something at B&H because I didn't click on the "add to cart/send email of lower price" option. I had no clue of this.... Two questions... Does it work well with a mac, and does it have the option to attach to a mic stand? Thanks again for everything. |
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December 12th, 2008, 11:41 AM
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All of the recorders out there work just fine with MAC or PC. As a matter of fact, I generally don't hook up any of my recorders to my computers, I could but don't. Instead I prefer to have a card reader attached to my computers all of the time and then simply place the SD cards in the reader and then upload the files on my computer. Easy and painless as can be. And the Marantz PMD620 does have a cradle that attaches to the PMD620. This has a 1/4 thread in it. I use this adapter for all of my recorders and mic stand use. Edirol / Roland | OP-R09M - Microphone Stand Adapter | OP-R09M Also there are times where I might want to use a wireless handheld mic and/or recorder at the same time. So I use this clamp to attach to my mic stand and then place my mic (either wireless handheld or mic plugged into my recorder) on my mic stand and my recorder with the adapter attached to the clamp. WindTech | Add-On Microphone Clamp | MSA-1 | B&H Photo Video BTW, if you want to see how the setup looks, then take a look at my Toosl of the Trade Blog. The picture that you see is an old setup that I used for my H4, but you'll get the idea of the overall setup. LVProductionsTools of the Trade: Mobile Audio Rig |
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