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ИнфраГость-6CQCM
19.02.2014
10/10
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Be sure and get the bundled H2N with the accessories. The remote control and extension wire made this unit complete. I like to set the levels and raise the mic up high on a mic stand and use the remote to start and stop the recording. ZOOM put together a very nice product. I am a not a pro by any means, but it is very easy to use and the results I got are great.
Плазмоид-6YVFC
29.04.2014
10/10
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This is hands down the most versatile recorder on the market. I would definitely invest in this recorder. Its the best!
Астероид-0LUIF
11.04.2014
10/10
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When I needed an audio record of a situation that came up suddenly, I was able to figure out how to use it in about an hour. Then I used it, and it worked exactly as expected.
Спектроник-0VDXM
29.04.2014
10/10
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It's an amazing product. The sound quality is better than the human ear, light and easy to use. Just perfect
ТерраБот-5KQSN
11.09.2012
8/10
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Хорошо
Like many accessory packages that are offered for products, this one has a few items one will definitely use, some items one might use, and some items one likely won't use. The thing is though, the usefulness, or lack thereof, will vary from person to person. If purchased separately, the useful items cost about what the package does, so one is just as well off purchasing the package and getting the added items.
For me, the most useful item was the carry case. It is well made and well fitted to the H2n. I ordered the H2n and accessory pack together. The H2n went into the case as soon as I opened everything. It is a semi-rigid case, more than a cloth bag but not quite an Otterbox.
The next most useful item is the windscreen. This one is sized and designed for the H2n. For example, the windscreen cavity is sized to fit over the microphones and there are relief cuts on the side of the windscreen to access the control buttons on the H2n.
The tripod can serve multiple uses with not only the H2n but small cameras, etc.
The remote could come in handy, however given the memory capacity it may be better just to start recording and leave it record to the end. That way, one would not risk forgetting to start recording again after stopping.
The extension cord seems of limited usefulness. The recorder needs to be near the sound source. How often would someone be so far removed from the recorder and sound source that an extension cord to the remote is needed?
The USB cord is just like the half dozen or so I already have. Although, with the added cords, one can leave one at a workstation, put one in a computer case, put one in the camera bag, etc. Likewise, the AC adapter will likely see service for items other than the H2n.
Least useful to me is the mic clip adapter only because I don't have a mic clip to adapt to.
As I mentioned, the utility of the items will vary by each person's workflow. For me, I run the recorder on batteries and stay in close proximity to it while recording. Other folks may need AC power and remote control. This package can it all.
For me, the most useful item was the carry case. It is well made and well fitted to the H2n. I ordered the H2n and accessory pack together. The H2n went into the case as soon as I opened everything. It is a semi-rigid case, more than a cloth bag but not quite an Otterbox.
The next most useful item is the windscreen. This one is sized and designed for the H2n. For example, the windscreen cavity is sized to fit over the microphones and there are relief cuts on the side of the windscreen to access the control buttons on the H2n.
The tripod can serve multiple uses with not only the H2n but small cameras, etc.
The remote could come in handy, however given the memory capacity it may be better just to start recording and leave it record to the end. That way, one would not risk forgetting to start recording again after stopping.
The extension cord seems of limited usefulness. The recorder needs to be near the sound source. How often would someone be so far removed from the recorder and sound source that an extension cord to the remote is needed?
The USB cord is just like the half dozen or so I already have. Although, with the added cords, one can leave one at a workstation, put one in a computer case, put one in the camera bag, etc. Likewise, the AC adapter will likely see service for items other than the H2n.
Least useful to me is the mic clip adapter only because I don't have a mic clip to adapt to.
As I mentioned, the utility of the items will vary by each person's workflow. For me, I run the recorder on batteries and stay in close proximity to it while recording. Other folks may need AC power and remote control. This package can it all.
Спектр-3RFIW
11.10.2012
8/10
Оценка пользователя
Хорошо
I would have given this 5 stars just for the features, ease of use, and bang for the buck, but I took it down one star due to apparent quality assurance problems with Zoom.
I received my H2n, unboxed it, installed the SD card and batteries and did a quick recording test with it as just about everyone who has ever purchased this recorder would do. I played back the recording using the built-in speaker and heard a large amount of hiss and crackling in the recording! Suspecting an issue with the built-in speaker, I plugged in my headphones and heard the same thing. Suspecting the playback circuitry, I offloaded the WAV file to a computer and played it - same problem. I then closely examined the recording level meters while in a quiet room. The left channel was registering something at about -35dB and the right channel was registering something at about -25 to -30dB! I monitored the recorder with headphones and heard the "cooking bacon" sound clearly in both channels, but more loudly in the right channel. I made several test recordings using different SD cards, different mic arrays, and different file formats (WAV, mp3). This confirmed that one or more of the microphones within the unit was producing a significant amount of noise. Slowly changing the orientation of the H2n (vertical, horizontal, rotating it) while monitoring the input would occasionally result in the noise stopping. Recordings made in this "window" of correct operation were the excellent, clean, clear results that other reviewers talk about.
It seems this unit slipped by quality assurance at Samson (company that makes the Zoom recorders) and has marginal or defective components for one or more of the built-in mics. Unfortunately, when I tried to arrange a replacement through Amazon, they were out of stock! Had to just setup a return and purchase the H2n from a different source. I suggest that anyone who purchases an H2n carefully test the unit using all mic patterns in case they have the same failure as the one I received.
I received my H2n, unboxed it, installed the SD card and batteries and did a quick recording test with it as just about everyone who has ever purchased this recorder would do. I played back the recording using the built-in speaker and heard a large amount of hiss and crackling in the recording! Suspecting an issue with the built-in speaker, I plugged in my headphones and heard the same thing. Suspecting the playback circuitry, I offloaded the WAV file to a computer and played it - same problem. I then closely examined the recording level meters while in a quiet room. The left channel was registering something at about -35dB and the right channel was registering something at about -25 to -30dB! I monitored the recorder with headphones and heard the "cooking bacon" sound clearly in both channels, but more loudly in the right channel. I made several test recordings using different SD cards, different mic arrays, and different file formats (WAV, mp3). This confirmed that one or more of the microphones within the unit was producing a significant amount of noise. Slowly changing the orientation of the H2n (vertical, horizontal, rotating it) while monitoring the input would occasionally result in the noise stopping. Recordings made in this "window" of correct operation were the excellent, clean, clear results that other reviewers talk about.
It seems this unit slipped by quality assurance at Samson (company that makes the Zoom recorders) and has marginal or defective components for one or more of the built-in mics. Unfortunately, when I tried to arrange a replacement through Amazon, they were out of stock! Had to just setup a return and purchase the H2n from a different source. I suggest that anyone who purchases an H2n carefully test the unit using all mic patterns in case they have the same failure as the one I received.
Альфа-Юнит-6UUYN
19.04.2014
10/10
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Великолепно
Easy to use and very accurate recording! I would highly recommend this to anyone. Using it for voice-over for PowerPoint presentations.
Дроид-0XWEJ
02.02.2014
10/10
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Великолепно
Have used this to record concerts, from the LA colliseum, to local dive bars & it does very well under a variety of circumstances. I use M/S (mid/side) raw @ 96/24 & am able to dial in some great sounds.
Hint: turn the input to zero (0), when recording concerts & loud bands. I also have the concert limiter settin on, but I don't think it ever has to kick in. More of a safety net...
Hint: turn the input to zero (0), when recording concerts & loud bands. I also have the concert limiter settin on, but I don't think it ever has to kick in. More of a safety net...
НоваГость-2CVGC
07.04.2014
10/10
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Великолепно
Great product! Amazing quality! Highly recommend this recorder! Super strong mics... if you need a high quality and professional recorder, zoom is what you need!
Эксопилот-0FUVJ
29.01.2014
10/10
Оценка пользователя
Великолепно
Great Little Recorder, but Mac Users Watch Out as the mac Wavelab 7 software supplied will Not install on OSX 10.8
And, to make matters worse, when I contacted the Zoom folks about this, all they had to say was "That's Your Problem, Not Our Problem. We regret that we cannot help you"
WHAT ! ? ! ? Oh, yeah, now THAT's Real Customer Assistance !
And, to make matters worse, when I contacted the Zoom folks about this, all they had to say was "That's Your Problem, Not Our Problem. We regret that we cannot help you"
WHAT ! ? ! ? Oh, yeah, now THAT's Real Customer Assistance !
МехаРейнджер-4DVFZ
18.01.2014
10/10
Оценка пользователя
Великолепно
if you need to catch audio in a hurry, you cant do better than this recorder. Zoom really nailed it with this affordable device. Just click it on and hit the record button and your off! Batteries last a good 25 hours ...not like my H2, which 2AA batteries lasted about one and a half hours. Big Diff! Audio is super pristine ...even with MP3 settings. Very versatile and well designed....highly recommended.
МехаРейнджер-8GRTP
05.04.2014
10/10
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Великолепно
Glad I bough it, it just makes it a bit more enjoyable to use, Tripod is kinda neat. I think it might be awkward to use the H2n otherwise.
Странник-1UWOE
20.12.2013
10/10
Оценка пользователя
Великолепно
I am not a professional recorder but do a lot of recording as songs writer and singer. but in memory, this is the first time I have seen such a little component with huge recording capacity. I did not read the manual but still operate so easily the device. Whoever need an in pocket recorder should just close his eyes and buy the ZOOM H2N. As for me, I am loving it already and have never recorded with so much passion and enthusiasm in the past. Little device, huge recording Capacity!
Пульсар-2KNXU
21.03.2014
6/10
Оценка пользователя
Плохо
Very useful kit, but I wish the remote were wireless. The cable gets tangled up on things, sometimes. Not that this is too much of a problem, either.
Квантум-8SYYL
01.01.2014
10/10
Оценка пользователя
Великолепно
I was a bit apprehensive, as I do not have much experience in figuring out how to use modern electronic devices. This recorder, however, seems to be perfect for someone like me, who is relatively new to certain technology. It is, thus far, "idiot proof", which makes me feel better about owning it! I am always afraid to break something that I am unfamiliar with and this little recorder is self explanatory!
Альфа-Юнит-2PYEP
19.02.2014
10/10
Оценка пользователя
Великолепно
You get features available in recorders 3 times the price + Accesories (MS mic etc). The only downside is it doesn't have XLR input or 48v Phantom Power. It has 2.5 v power for standard Condenser microphones. Asak me if you have specific questions.
НаноРейдер-4SCCG
28.12.2013
8/10
Оценка пользователя
Хорошо
I'd like to know where to get the Optional Accessory Pack (APH-2n). Also, I want to get more than 2GB memory card. My daughter allowed me to record a song with my autoharp (requested by a church prayer group) on hers. It turned out quite acceptably. I only have cassette capabilities for recording so I checked on getting one like hers. I believe hers is a tad larger, though. By the way, I just celebrated my 80th b'day.
Альфа-Юнит-3CLYJ
05.02.2012
10/10
Оценка пользователя
Великолепно
Oh my this sound is GREAT! For most of your podcasts, you'll want mono, so set the little top mic setting for xy or MS (mid side-- stereo plus cardioid), and you'll get the best cadioid pickup for the buck anywhere. This unit is specifically designed for field work, conferences, concerts, interviews, etc. and the recorder syncs flawlessly with both Audacity and Sony sound forge.
Use xy for single interviews or group q and a, and 2 channel (premixed) for bigger conferences. Most podcasts are in mono, so even xy/ cardioid is a little overkill, the quality is so good on this. Be sure to set the hold feature, which disables everything but mic gain during recording so you don't accidentally push something! A mic gain at 5 to 6 works perfects for conferences, workshops and one on one interviews. I've only tried this for a few concerts, and they came out excellent, but I'd guess journalism and interviews are the primary niche for this little gem. One caveat: if you pick 4 channel (concerts), it will NOT premix-- you'll see all four in Audacity or Forge, a good thing if you know what you're doing!
You can even combine MS with a separate mic, using two to four of the onboard mics with your own condenser to capture both the room or audience and your interview! Plug in headphones (NOT noise cancelling) to listen in real time to "what you hear/ what you get."
Cons, it's a battery eater if you use it extensively (advertised at 20 hours, more like 12-- GET the A/C adapter!), an investment in rechargeable batteries would also be good. There are also dedicated MS (Midside) mics, which work to pick up more ambient sound, premixed in the recorder, than XY (cardioid/ stereo) alone, but for interviews xy works a little better than MS, unless you mix out the side features in favor of cardioid in the final MP3. The "ideal" podcast mic picks up a little reverb, albeit at lower volume from the side and back, along with the direct, front facing "stem of the apple" cardioid voices. MS can be a good option if you're in that controlled a setting.
Biggest Surprise, for its size, it really does music well, although I bought it mostly for voice podcasting. Easily formats right out of the recorder for mp3 (converts it's native WAV to Mp3, although you can also do that with your software in post if you prefer), and loads into Audacity with no sweat. Thumbs up if you're looking for a field unit for web journalism, interviews, classes you'll rebroadcast, etc.
Remember one thing: the quality of the mic also is limited by the quality of your sound card, and if you're using a laptop, you might want an intermediate mixer/ recorder rather than replacing your card. See our listmania podcast list for lots of these bells and whistles!
Use xy for single interviews or group q and a, and 2 channel (premixed) for bigger conferences. Most podcasts are in mono, so even xy/ cardioid is a little overkill, the quality is so good on this. Be sure to set the hold feature, which disables everything but mic gain during recording so you don't accidentally push something! A mic gain at 5 to 6 works perfects for conferences, workshops and one on one interviews. I've only tried this for a few concerts, and they came out excellent, but I'd guess journalism and interviews are the primary niche for this little gem. One caveat: if you pick 4 channel (concerts), it will NOT premix-- you'll see all four in Audacity or Forge, a good thing if you know what you're doing!
You can even combine MS with a separate mic, using two to four of the onboard mics with your own condenser to capture both the room or audience and your interview! Plug in headphones (NOT noise cancelling) to listen in real time to "what you hear/ what you get."
Cons, it's a battery eater if you use it extensively (advertised at 20 hours, more like 12-- GET the A/C adapter!), an investment in rechargeable batteries would also be good. There are also dedicated MS (Midside) mics, which work to pick up more ambient sound, premixed in the recorder, than XY (cardioid/ stereo) alone, but for interviews xy works a little better than MS, unless you mix out the side features in favor of cardioid in the final MP3. The "ideal" podcast mic picks up a little reverb, albeit at lower volume from the side and back, along with the direct, front facing "stem of the apple" cardioid voices. MS can be a good option if you're in that controlled a setting.
Biggest Surprise, for its size, it really does music well, although I bought it mostly for voice podcasting. Easily formats right out of the recorder for mp3 (converts it's native WAV to Mp3, although you can also do that with your software in post if you prefer), and loads into Audacity with no sweat. Thumbs up if you're looking for a field unit for web journalism, interviews, classes you'll rebroadcast, etc.
Remember one thing: the quality of the mic also is limited by the quality of your sound card, and if you're using a laptop, you might want an intermediate mixer/ recorder rather than replacing your card. See our listmania podcast list for lots of these bells and whistles!
Зета-Орион-7PUIB
18.02.2014
10/10
Оценка пользователя
Великолепно
Great device and the kit was super useful. The only downside, if there is one, is that it all starts to get a bit cluttered when packed into a bag and increasingly I found myself just taking the main unit in its carry case.
Гелиос-2NGCQ
20.10.2012
10/10
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Великолепно
I have to preface this by saying, this is my second Zoom H2next in the last week... I did all the usual "D.D." on this one before I bought it and was very excited when I got it home the first time to use it and give it a test run! The first H2n unit worked fine for about an hour - then it started acting up on me - I noticed a "clicking sound" in one channel during recording on X/Y mode, not MS only X/Y. Weird. I reset unit, tried new batteries, a new SD card, everything and still "Click, Click, Click" on one side. Very frustrating... I notified Amazon immediately, got a return lable etc. Boxed it back up and shipped it back. I immediately ordered a new one... ONLY because I had heard so many good things about this little unit and I know how electronic devices can go out - I just got the second Zoom H2n in today and am running it through the same paces as before - this H2n unit is working flawlessly. The first one did too - for a short while.. this one, so far so good. I have to say - the H2n really does an excellent job of capturing true and natural sound. I set it up and recorded myself on guitar singing a song from about 10-12 feet away and it picked up every nuance of my guitar and voice. I tranferred the wave file to my pc via USB (very easy to do, and fast!) then ran the sound through Sony Sound Forge(Audio Studio) and tweaked it just a tad *(added a little reverb and used the iZotope Audio Enhancer on the track just to beef it up a bit) and WOW! played it through my M-Audio studio monitors and the sound is awesome! I have several plans for this little Zoom H2n gizmo, mostly live recordings of myself, my choir and our church services, but I am sure I will think of some other uses for it later on down the road. Write now, I give it five stars, because it is just that good! - I will get back with this review in a few months and we'll see if it is still working well!
Гравитон-1BKDR
08.03.2014
10/10
Оценка пользователя
Великолепно
I've been very happy with this mic for recording my live band. It's easy to use, but the sound quality is what really makes it stand out.
ИнфраГость-1DGCO
08.09.2013
8/10
Оценка пользователя
Хорошо
Have=ing previously owed the h4 and been happy with it, I was wary of buying the h2n due to so many reviews about problems with the unit functioning as expected especially in regards to recording time. But I found that it seems many of the people not getting the expected performance out of the recorder must not have read the manual carefully and not opted to use a larger card than the small one included. Reading the manual specifies expected running times as I find the unit conforms to these when you correctly set the rec quality for the said results. Easy to use. Sturdier build than the old h4. Very satisfied. I haven't had need to use the remote and the tripod is cheap and fell apart on 2nd use but all of the other accessories seem fine for my use.
Квантум-2NHUA
06.02.2014
10/10
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Великолепно
but using it to record my ramblings sure made me feel like a pro. I especially like the reporter like look and the ease and simplicity of use. So far I have only used it for self recordings but plan to interview others this summer.
ОмниКод-0UTZT
29.05.2012
10/10
Оценка пользователя
Великолепно
I bought my Zoom H2n here at Amazon just two weeks ago and already I love it. I am totally inexperienced in recording and cannot discuss technical details or how it compares to other mics or recording devices. I am a strictly amateur guitarist who has long wanted to record my playing so my kids (and someday grandkids, I hope) will have it to keep. In the past I had tried doing this with the skinny little mic that came packaged with my Dell computer (now 8 years old) and Magix software. The hiss was absolutely horrible and the depth of tone was also miserable, even after applying some of the filters and so on. The Zoom was recommended to me by a professional filmmaker two years ago, but I was hesitant. Then another guitarist said he had heard good things, too, so I finally bought one.
Wow! I read through the manual once and then started recording. I set it on an end table, played into it, and then transfered the files to my computer through the USB port (cable not included, but the one I use for my GPS unit worked) and edited them with the Wave Lab 7 software that comes bundled with the product. It was so easy I couldn't believe it. I found I could just delete the flubbed parts with a keystroke. The audio quality was so much better than what I had ever experienced with my old mic I was floored. I've already posted several videos on YouTube of my playing and they're getting some looks and likes. I won't put links here because Amazon doesn't allow self-promotion or self-identification in their reviews, which I think is a good policy.
The Wave Lab 7 software says it requires Windows 7, but I installed it on my old Win XP computer with no problem (it comes on a DVD, not a CD, so be warned if you don't have the right drive). I like the software a lot, but I think Magix or Audacity will probably work as well for you.
For voice, I also have some experience. I record textbooks for the blind and dyslexic as a volunteer activity (Learning Ally). We do that in professional quality sound booths with boom mics. The sound quality there is outstanding as you would expect. When I hear my voice played back on those I think I sound pretty good. With the small computer mic at home I sound horrible -- hoarse, higher-pitched. With the Zoom I have that same fullness, a deeper voice timbre as I do at Learning Ally.
Wow! I read through the manual once and then started recording. I set it on an end table, played into it, and then transfered the files to my computer through the USB port (cable not included, but the one I use for my GPS unit worked) and edited them with the Wave Lab 7 software that comes bundled with the product. It was so easy I couldn't believe it. I found I could just delete the flubbed parts with a keystroke. The audio quality was so much better than what I had ever experienced with my old mic I was floored. I've already posted several videos on YouTube of my playing and they're getting some looks and likes. I won't put links here because Amazon doesn't allow self-promotion or self-identification in their reviews, which I think is a good policy.
The Wave Lab 7 software says it requires Windows 7, but I installed it on my old Win XP computer with no problem (it comes on a DVD, not a CD, so be warned if you don't have the right drive). I like the software a lot, but I think Magix or Audacity will probably work as well for you.
For voice, I also have some experience. I record textbooks for the blind and dyslexic as a volunteer activity (Learning Ally). We do that in professional quality sound booths with boom mics. The sound quality there is outstanding as you would expect. When I hear my voice played back on those I think I sound pretty good. With the small computer mic at home I sound horrible -- hoarse, higher-pitched. With the Zoom I have that same fullness, a deeper voice timbre as I do at Learning Ally.
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