Hei all,
I am looking for help to decide which minidisk and accessories gear I should get. I
hope someone here can offer some suggestions.
I am working at a small local community radio station in Finland. Some reporting and
interviews. Some editing. Some on air time. Because of a conflict with my student
grant I was not able to collect my first month's pay in cash. The station boss said
that I can take it in gear bought for me by the station. So I can order 1000 dollars
worth of anything I want. :)
I am very into sound and I want to get the best pro quality minidisk gear for both
location work and home editing that I can get for this 1000 bucks. I can use the
station's gear for work but I would like to have my own system at home for my own
work. I am thinking that I need:
- 1 small minidisk recorder for location work.
(headphones hole. line in/line out. manual recording level. editing features.
visual record level. 2 mic in holes? md to pc port?)
- 1 good hand/stand held mic for location or studio work. (2 mics for stereo
recording?)
(I already have 2 very good sony condensor lavier mics but the clips for clothing
fall off the mics so I think I want a good hand held mic for now. I can figure out
how to make the small ones work later.)
- 1 small hidden headphones for location interviews.
(Some recent posts here mentioned a couple that sound very good. Both sound
quality and comfort are important here.)
- 1 minidisk editor/mixer for home editing.
(If a home studio editor/mixer is too expensive maybe I can transfer the files to
my computer and edit in a program like the one I use at the station?)
- 1 larger pro headphones for home studio work.
(I think that AKG's K240 headphones seem very good. They have them at the station.
I use and like them:
http://www.akg-acoustics.com/english/headphones/proheadph.htm#K240
but if anyone has any other type to suggest or comments about these headphones,
let's hear it.)
If i can get what I need for less than 1000 bucks, I would also like to get a scanner
and a drawing stylus to use for hand drawing into graphic art programs but the digital
recording gear takes priority here. So those for starters. Any Ideas for a 1000 bucks
shopping list? :) I am hoping that people here at this group can give me some good
tips.
thanks,
-Sari :)
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