Finally!!!

Kurt actually beat me to this, finding it hours before
I would have, the day it was announced...

http://edirol.com/products/info/r1.html

Has it been a year, JP, since you bought your MD
recorder? Jon, you out there?

-Carl

it appears that it can only record 3 min at 24-bit wav file. also it only accepts only one mic imput , so your recording would be mono. could not find cost

Carl Lumma wrote:

>Kurt actually beat me to this, finding it hours before
>I would have, the day it was announced...
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>http://edirol.com/products/info/r1.html
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>Has it been a year, JP, since you bought your MD
>recorder? Jon, you out there?
>
>-Carl
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> it appears that it can only record 3 min at 24-bit wav file.

That's with the included 64MB card, maybe. But for $150-200,
you can get a 2GB card.

> also it only accepts only one mic imput, so your recording
> would be mono.

I believe that's a stereo input. Also it has a stereo
pair of built-in mics.

> could not find cost

Around $450 street.

-Carl

--- In metatuning@yahoogroups.com, "Carl Lumma" <clumma@y...> wrote:
> http://edirol.com/products/info/r1.html
>
> Jon, you out there?

Actually, I *was* away, and just now getting back to email, etc.
Thanks for the heads-up; this device had been mentioned recently on
the phonography list, but I hadn't the time to check it out. It really
looks very cool, and I would only wonder about the quality of the a/d
convertors, which is the main sound quality question mark. But it sure
meets about every standard I have for a portable, with the exception
of wanting it to be a bit smaller, and for a slightly better style factor.

I'm sure that will be in the next iteration! :)

Cheers,
Jon