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09.05.2015
10/10
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The accessories in this pack are simply handy devices that contribute to more efficient use of the Zoom recorder. The tripod enables secure elevation of the recorder . The wind shield lessens, and in some cases eliminates the noise of wind in an outdoor recordings. The molded case is the most useful of all of the accessories in protecting the recorder during storage and transporting it. It is roomy enough to allow storage of earbuds too.
28.05.2015
10/10
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Got this for our village oral history project. Very happy with it so far. I am embarrassed to say I couldn't find the battery compartment at first, but it is on the directions. am highly recommended from the State Library Oral Historian, and I think he's spot on - nice unit, unobtrusive, and doesn't freak out the interviewees, like a big microphone and setup might.
26.12.2014
10/10
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I am an amatuer performer and use this for my own recordings and rehearsals. I decided to purchase this after a friend of mind who has his own recording studio recommendation. He never owned one but said that he did a lot of reading on it and thought it to be a good purchase for the price. The first time I played a recording for him through my own stereo system, even he found it hard to believe that it was not recorded in a studio on professional equipment. This system is highly sensitive and you must record with the "Gain" setting very low. When I conduct live recordings in the surround sound mode, you can hear even the most minor movements of the audience. This is the best thing for the non-professional. In the hands of a studio professional, it is probably even more dynamic because there is no way I can utilize all of it capabilities with my limited experience.
17.10.2014
8/10
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I used this to record sermons. I only used the internal mic in the XY Stereo Mode. I only recorded in MP3 format. I just pushed record and set it on the floor under the first row of the sanctuary. Needless to say, I did not take advantage of the full capacity of the device. I chose it for the easy of interface. Once the settings are where you want them, you can show someone how to turn it on and press the record button. Pulling files off of the device onto a computer was really simple. I was surprised how sturdy it seemed. I expected something more fragile.
I couldn't get the software to install because the computer could not read the disk. Oh well.
As a musician, I wouldn't try to do studio recordings with this, but if I did a lot of capturing of ideas or wanted to record rehearsals for review, it would be pretty easy to work with and give the desired results. As little as I try to document ideas, my phone works just fine for that. It is small enough to fit into the storage area of a guitar case or gig bag, but it isn't small enough to carry around in your pocket.
I couldn't get the software to install because the computer could not read the disk. Oh well.
As a musician, I wouldn't try to do studio recordings with this, but if I did a lot of capturing of ideas or wanted to record rehearsals for review, it would be pretty easy to work with and give the desired results. As little as I try to document ideas, my phone works just fine for that. It is small enough to fit into the storage area of a guitar case or gig bag, but it isn't small enough to carry around in your pocket.
12.07.2015
4/10
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Preamps are way too noisy. I didn't expect much but I did expect the mic pres to be quieter then the $100 model. In my opinion, they're the same. Don't waste the extra $50...
28.07.2014
4/10
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I agree with J. Burks "Bloink" regarding the poorly engineered play/select button. The one on the H2n unit recently purchased habitually sticks. Prior to returning the unit I gave it the once-over, twice-over and thrice-over. The internal microphones are of a quality one would expect for a recorder at this price point. Just for a test, I put a Zoom H2n mounted on an adjustable tripod stand against a smartphone with a $40.00 iRig Pre interface and a $90.00 Shure SM-58 microphone on a mic stand. Though the smartphone configuration was considerably more cumbersome, the sound captured by smartphone and its components excelled over the H2n. Also, the screen on the smartphone is larger and the playback speakers are superior. Adding another microphone and a very cheap two XLR input audio mixer, I can really do a nice job of recording vocals and acoustic guitar. Another factor that led to the dismissal of the H2n for my purposes was a menu structure that made it difficult to go from playback to a new recording in one quick touch. Also, in order to achieve something resembling a line level output signal from the combination headphone/line output jack, the Zoom H2n's volume setting needs to be at 100. The Zoom unit will be traded in. Here's hoping the equivalent Tascam product performs better. I would have rated the Zoom H2n 2.5 stars if permitted.
07.07.2015
10/10
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great for the price. Let's me create sound that's really three dimensional. Diverse control options makes my little projects sound like higher end products. Strongly recommend.
29.05.2014
10/10
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I bought this to replace my Canon Rebel T3i built-in microphone (as we all know, the Canon DSLR's don't have the best microphones). The difference is night and day. Significantly less background hiss, much more manual controls to dial in the exact sound desired. The body feels a bit more "plasticky" than I expected, but it does not feel cheap by any means.
As for the accessories, I have not tested every cord, simply because I have not needed them.
The SD card is not the kind I would use in my camera, but it is certainly decent enough to be left in the microphone.
The tripod is short, as expected, and holds it very well.
The earbuds are one of my few complaints, as they are not very good quality (and mine developed a short very quickly), but odds are a video or audio producer/fanatic will have a better pair lying around anyway.
By far, my favorite accessories would be the handle that screws into the tripod port, and the wind muff. The wind muff isn't top of the line, but it is definitely a decent accessory, and tends to give the microphone a much more professional look. It only partially obstructs access to some controls on the side, but that is easily contended with.
Pros: Much better sound quality, decent accessories, variety of uses, manual controls
Cons: Not much use for SD card other than for the microphone (not a true con), and poor quality ear buds
I also bought the HDE ® 1/4"- 20 Tripod Screw to Hot Shoe Adapter to mount the microphone to my DSLR, and it works perfectly.
As for the accessories, I have not tested every cord, simply because I have not needed them.
The SD card is not the kind I would use in my camera, but it is certainly decent enough to be left in the microphone.
The tripod is short, as expected, and holds it very well.
The earbuds are one of my few complaints, as they are not very good quality (and mine developed a short very quickly), but odds are a video or audio producer/fanatic will have a better pair lying around anyway.
By far, my favorite accessories would be the handle that screws into the tripod port, and the wind muff. The wind muff isn't top of the line, but it is definitely a decent accessory, and tends to give the microphone a much more professional look. It only partially obstructs access to some controls on the side, but that is easily contended with.
Pros: Much better sound quality, decent accessories, variety of uses, manual controls
Cons: Not much use for SD card other than for the microphone (not a true con), and poor quality ear buds
I also bought the HDE ® 1/4"- 20 Tripod Screw to Hot Shoe Adapter to mount the microphone to my DSLR, and it works perfectly.
14.01.2015
8/10
Оценка пользователя
Хорошо
just got it, and it kept saying NO SD CARD. I put the card in and took it out about 6 times, finally it read it. It's a no-name Chinese card, so you might wanna get a better one. The card cover where you insert it into the recorder is badly designed, hard to open and keeps wanting to close. Everything seems to work so far. The booklet says there is a CD for Cubase, but what you get are download instructions and a verification number, so don't fret. Now I need a case to keep all the stuff together...the case supplied only holds the recorder. The case has a strap, and the recorder has a strap attachment but no separate strap. Reading thru the booklet, there are a lot of functions and a bit of a learning curve, but you might not need all of the functions anyway.
12.04.2015
10/10
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Великолепно
Absolutely amazing sound. I used to have the tascam DR-1. No comparison soundwise, this blows it out of the water. I use the 5 mic option all the time. Batteries last for three concerts which is really great if you are a musician who records rehearsals and gigs. No need to find an AC outlet, you just need two AA's and you are all set. Highly recommended!!!
18.02.2015
10/10
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So far I have recorded acoustic guitar in my bathroom, my cat, and my son taking a bath...I recorded all in the XY and 4 channel modes....no matter the configuration, when I listen through headphones with my eyes closed it is like virtual reality for my ears. I have the quality on the highest setting 96k 24 bit. Everything sounds warm, crisp, and clear. The UI was very easy to get through and set up. The unit itself is very light but feels durable. I can't wait to take into the woods and record some sounds of nature. AWESOME!
03.06.2015
8/10
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Хорошо
This is a great kit to upgrade the Zoom recorder. The tripod, remote, and power supply are the most valuable parts of this kit for me.
27.03.2015
6/10
Оценка пользователя
Плохо
The best part is the case, however it does not allow room for the other stuff so you have to look for another bag to hold the accessories. The power cord is too short. The stand is like super cheap and it slides around too much. You have to put something with grip underneath it like a mouse pad or something. The control is fine.
24.02.2014
10/10
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I basically only bought this accessory pack for the carrying case it came with (which is great), and didn't really expect to use any of the other stuff inlcuded, but low and behold after only a week or so having my new h2n i have used nearly every item included! The little remote is very convenient, since the zoom is so sensitive to handling noise, it is a breeze to be able to just start, stop and pause (something you can't actually do with just the zoom) so that's been convenient, as has the little tripod, just because it's very small and portable. I had it set up on a little table recording a live band practice, and then i just pushed the legs together to use it as a handle for a some handheld work. While I've already got dozens of the USB mini-b cables laying around my house, this one is nice and long, and it's always good to have an extra one. I haven't used the AC adapter yet, but in the strange circumstance that the TWENTY HOUR battery life of your 2 double AAs has been used up and you don't have time to get some spares, it's always nice to know you can rely on AC power if needs be. During the same recording session of the band i used the included mic stand thing, and so that was useful. i also extended a mic stand out to it's full length and used it as a sort of make shift boom for filming a video last weekend. The windscreen... meh. It is just your basic foam cover. I haven't bought one yet, but everyone reccommends either a R0de dead cat cover or one of the REdhead ones. I haven't really used the zoom outside too much yet, but it's on my list of things to get. Either way, for 30 bucks, there is a pretty good variety of useful items in this pack.
12.03.2015
10/10
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Great device. Superb performance, especially for the price. It has many recoding options — including stereo and surround sound. And it's great to make digital files from cassette tapes. Just pug any sound source into the Zoom input jack and record your new digital files. Also, some USB cords can provide AC power if needed instead of the 2 AA batteries.
17.10.2011
8/10
Оценка пользователя
Хорошо
I primarily use the H2n to capture my band's rehearsals and live performances. It's also a highly useful sketchpad for capturing ideas with a minimum of setup and fuss, particularly when compared to a computer based recording system.
Until recently I owned a Zoom Q3 (their handheld recorder with audio/video) which was either stolen or lost, and I replaced it with the H2n. Without getting into a lot of comparisons between the two, I can safely say that the H2n captures a deeper and wider sound field due to the additional mics and their orientation within the unit (Mid-Side and XY). The clear, detailed quality of the mics is about the same and I wouldn't be surprised if they are exactly the same in each device.
From here on, I'll talk only about the H2n. If you're not familiar with Mid-Side and XY mic patterns, I suggest a visit to the Zoom website where you can find detailed information on the patterns and features of the H2n.
There is a 4 channel surround mode which records in both MS and XY (the front and rear mics) and allows mixing of the two stereo tracks after recording. This is a great feature! You can adjust the width and depth independently by changing the level of each set of stereo tracks. This means you can dial in a more pinpointed sound when needed or capture a larger sound source like a band with very good results. The 2 channel surround mode records all 4 mics to a stereo track without the option of mixing the MS and XY mics separately after recording. This is handy when you don't want to mess around with mixing later, but still want a deep, wide recording. The other two modes are MS or XY only. All mic patterns are selected by rotating a dial on top of the unit. In all modes except XY, you can adjust the level of the MS mics before recording, which is another handy feature when you already have a good idea of how wide and deep you'd like the recording to sound.
The submenu implementation and access to features is well thought-out and about what you'd expect for a device with few controls. There are a few features that require digging deeper into submenu pages, but they seem to be placed by order of priority to how often most users would need access. The metronome and tuner are welcome features that both work quite well and they're surprisingly adjustable for such a compact device.
There are a few mostly minor drawbacks worth mentioning in the design of the H2n. First, when recording a fairly loud source like a band, the mic gain can't be set low enough to avoid harsh digital clipping when the band reaches louder moments. There are user selectable limiters built into the unit that would prevent the sound of clipping, but they shouldn't be needed since other Zoom handhelds can be set below input clipping. By definition, the sound of a recording that doesn't require limiting is always going to be more dynamic than what a limiter can achieve. It might be possible that software update can remedy this issue.
The other problem might be particular to my H2n, but the Play knob/button (it can be pushed in or slid up and down) usually gets stuck in the up position unless I'm very careful to apply minimal pressure, and I'm not applying much. When selecting options in menus, this makes the cursor scroll past the intended selection unless I catch it in time. While mine is still under warranty, I'm planning to return it for another unit that hopefully won't have the same stuck button syndrome.
One final drawback is the tiny mic adjustment wheel, which requires use of fingernail to rotate into the desired position, and because of its stiffness, it usually stops midway between positions, so you have to be ensure that the arrow is pointing directly at what you intend. I appreciate that Zoom built the dial flat into the top surface of the H2n, which prevents the pattern from being changed accidentally, but they could have made it loose when rotating the dial between positions with a stiff detent at each position.
Otherwise, this is a great sounding recording with a wealth of highly useful features and user adjustable options. I wish it included the power adapter, remote, tripod and mic stand mounts, case and windscreen, but it is understandable that this would raise the price of the H2n by $40, and not everyone might want the optional trinkets. I went ahead and bought all the goodies separately and they're well worth the price for how I use the H2n.
A recommended buy for musicians in particular and field recordists in general!
Until recently I owned a Zoom Q3 (their handheld recorder with audio/video) which was either stolen or lost, and I replaced it with the H2n. Without getting into a lot of comparisons between the two, I can safely say that the H2n captures a deeper and wider sound field due to the additional mics and their orientation within the unit (Mid-Side and XY). The clear, detailed quality of the mics is about the same and I wouldn't be surprised if they are exactly the same in each device.
From here on, I'll talk only about the H2n. If you're not familiar with Mid-Side and XY mic patterns, I suggest a visit to the Zoom website where you can find detailed information on the patterns and features of the H2n.
There is a 4 channel surround mode which records in both MS and XY (the front and rear mics) and allows mixing of the two stereo tracks after recording. This is a great feature! You can adjust the width and depth independently by changing the level of each set of stereo tracks. This means you can dial in a more pinpointed sound when needed or capture a larger sound source like a band with very good results. The 2 channel surround mode records all 4 mics to a stereo track without the option of mixing the MS and XY mics separately after recording. This is handy when you don't want to mess around with mixing later, but still want a deep, wide recording. The other two modes are MS or XY only. All mic patterns are selected by rotating a dial on top of the unit. In all modes except XY, you can adjust the level of the MS mics before recording, which is another handy feature when you already have a good idea of how wide and deep you'd like the recording to sound.
The submenu implementation and access to features is well thought-out and about what you'd expect for a device with few controls. There are a few features that require digging deeper into submenu pages, but they seem to be placed by order of priority to how often most users would need access. The metronome and tuner are welcome features that both work quite well and they're surprisingly adjustable for such a compact device.
There are a few mostly minor drawbacks worth mentioning in the design of the H2n. First, when recording a fairly loud source like a band, the mic gain can't be set low enough to avoid harsh digital clipping when the band reaches louder moments. There are user selectable limiters built into the unit that would prevent the sound of clipping, but they shouldn't be needed since other Zoom handhelds can be set below input clipping. By definition, the sound of a recording that doesn't require limiting is always going to be more dynamic than what a limiter can achieve. It might be possible that software update can remedy this issue.
The other problem might be particular to my H2n, but the Play knob/button (it can be pushed in or slid up and down) usually gets stuck in the up position unless I'm very careful to apply minimal pressure, and I'm not applying much. When selecting options in menus, this makes the cursor scroll past the intended selection unless I catch it in time. While mine is still under warranty, I'm planning to return it for another unit that hopefully won't have the same stuck button syndrome.
One final drawback is the tiny mic adjustment wheel, which requires use of fingernail to rotate into the desired position, and because of its stiffness, it usually stops midway between positions, so you have to be ensure that the arrow is pointing directly at what you intend. I appreciate that Zoom built the dial flat into the top surface of the H2n, which prevents the pattern from being changed accidentally, but they could have made it loose when rotating the dial between positions with a stiff detent at each position.
Otherwise, this is a great sounding recording with a wealth of highly useful features and user adjustable options. I wish it included the power adapter, remote, tripod and mic stand mounts, case and windscreen, but it is understandable that this would raise the price of the H2n by $40, and not everyone might want the optional trinkets. I went ahead and bought all the goodies separately and they're well worth the price for how I use the H2n.
A recommended buy for musicians in particular and field recordists in general!
08.04.2015
10/10
Оценка пользователя
Великолепно
Our church purchases one of these little guys for each of our ministers so that they can easily record messages while on road trips. I also use them as an off-the-grid backup for studio recording. They are simply wonderful.
12.04.2015
10/10
Оценка пользователя
Великолепно
This is the ticket for recording garage sessions. Some of the best music is improvised then never heard again. This will help those moments live on. Read the directions so you can maximize your sound.
03.03.2015
10/10
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Великолепно
This is a great recorder. I still have not learned to use all of the features but have used it several time and really enjoy the good quality of the sound, especially when ear phones or ear buds are used. It is well made, light weight, and has so very many features. I am looking forward to learning to really use it up to it's potential.
09.04.2015
8/10
Оценка пользователя
Хорошо
Very good recording quality when used as an interface for recording analogue onto a memory card. Also very good for live recording, the best recorder I have used for live recording. Easy to get good results.
30.04.2015
4/10
Оценка пользователя
Ужасно
It's not user friendly. I have a lot of trouble using the settings. The sound is good but I could've done without for my purposes.
09.02.2015
6/10
Оценка пользователя
Плохо
I like this product but don't use it any longer. The little interface on the front isn't that easy to read, not very intuitive and the whole device is mostly plastic. The end product (whatever you've recorded) sounds thin even if you've recorded a wav file. Turning wav files into Mp3 files wasn't an intuitive leap either....a little too complicated and not that great of a quality of sound on playback.
14.04.2014
8/10
Оценка пользователя
Хорошо
I'm loving my Zoom H2n and acc. pack and have had it for a few weeks now.
I just want to warn you all on how fragile and flimsy the remote extension
cable is. I was using it at a recent string quartet recording session and the cable
accidentally got caught underneath one of the music stands. Someone unaware
moved the music stand slightly, and the flimsy cable was spliced open. I wish
they would just provide a thicker safer cable so this would not have happened.
I can still use the remote itself, but it sure was handy having the extension cable
so I could move the remote pretty far away from the recorder. Now I'm forced to
go over to the remote or the record button on the machine to start recordings. I
haven't had much success finding a replacement cable, so if anyone knows how,
that would be much appreciated! It's hard to find a 2.5 mm to 2.5 mm male to female
3 ring accommodating audio cable.
Otherwise I've been very pleased with the accessory pack. I'm trying to be extremely
careful when screwing the tripod on and off of the Zoom H2n, as I'm worried about
the threads easily stripping. Having the tripod feature is very helpful!
I'd recommend getting this accessory pack to use with the H2n to make things easier for
your recordings. I'm saving big $ on using A/C instead of batteries, so am happy about
that!
I just want to warn you all on how fragile and flimsy the remote extension
cable is. I was using it at a recent string quartet recording session and the cable
accidentally got caught underneath one of the music stands. Someone unaware
moved the music stand slightly, and the flimsy cable was spliced open. I wish
they would just provide a thicker safer cable so this would not have happened.
I can still use the remote itself, but it sure was handy having the extension cable
so I could move the remote pretty far away from the recorder. Now I'm forced to
go over to the remote or the record button on the machine to start recordings. I
haven't had much success finding a replacement cable, so if anyone knows how,
that would be much appreciated! It's hard to find a 2.5 mm to 2.5 mm male to female
3 ring accommodating audio cable.
Otherwise I've been very pleased with the accessory pack. I'm trying to be extremely
careful when screwing the tripod on and off of the Zoom H2n, as I'm worried about
the threads easily stripping. Having the tripod feature is very helpful!
I'd recommend getting this accessory pack to use with the H2n to make things easier for
your recordings. I'm saving big $ on using A/C instead of batteries, so am happy about
that!
16.10.2012
8/10
Оценка пользователя
Хорошо
I've owned Zoom's H2 for more than three years and have been a generally satisfied user. The H2N is a worthy upgrade, and all most people will ever need in a portable digital recording device.
The H2N is a high end consumer device, mostly aimed at people looking to record practice sessions or perhaps even to lay down a recording track. It is more than capable for recording interviews or meetings, but it's probably overkill if that's all you're looking for. Further, it's not an ultra-portable unit like some of the Olympus digital recorders; the H2N is the size of a chunky electric razor - almost intimidating to plop down on an interview table.
So why go with an H2N?
Zoom's improvements mean the H2N runs for 20+ hours on a pair of AA batteries; that's great for fill-and-forget operation. They've coupled that with support for HDSC cards. Throw a 32GB SD card in the recorder, a fresh pair of batteries, and you're off for an extended recording session or ten.
It's innovative mic arrangement will fit most recording needs. The MS (mid-side) mic is a three-mic setup capable of adjustable pickup width, from a forward mic (less than 30%) through 150%; Zoom has coupled that with a stereo (XY) mic with a fixed 90 degree precision on the "back", and you can combine the two for two-channel 360 pickup stereo or a four channel (dual stereo front-back) mix. There is a manual gain dial (range best suited for session audio levels), or you can select auto gain or auto limit capabilities (I've used auto gain for talking around a meeting table and it was great). Add to that the ability to record either WAV or MP3 in several qualities (including some settings I suspect are beyond the capabilities of the mics, or human ears...) and you've got a versatile unit that can run for long periods (e.g. ghost hunting EVPs) or take high quality samples for mixing.
If you're familiar with the older H2, you'll love many of the ergonomic changes and improvements to responsiveness and overall specs. Always-on mic level display, one-touch record, and the display is now on the "back" of the unit (or, more precisely, the MS mic, on side opposite the display, has been upgraded to being the primary mic) - lots of improvements over the old version.
My biggest nit (and I know some reviewers here will disagree) is the change to a rubberized SD card slot cover. I was fine with the H2's slide-out plastic cover and find the rubberized cover annoying to work around. As with most reviewers, I find the extra purchase price for the accessory pack aggravating (and since I already own an H2, mostly pointless - I purchased a USA Gear carrying case, have a spare Gorilla pod, and will use the wind screen and "microphone handle" mount from my H2 when needed.) One last thing of note: for best recording quality, don't hand-hold the H2N, or put it on a surface where it will pick up noise (e.g. the table holding your band's beer, or a wood floor); use a mic stand or tripod to isolate the recorder from stray vibrations.
If you're not looking for an ultra-portable unit, the H2N is probably the single most versatile unit on the market, and one of the strongest contenders for audio quality as well.
The H2N is a high end consumer device, mostly aimed at people looking to record practice sessions or perhaps even to lay down a recording track. It is more than capable for recording interviews or meetings, but it's probably overkill if that's all you're looking for. Further, it's not an ultra-portable unit like some of the Olympus digital recorders; the H2N is the size of a chunky electric razor - almost intimidating to plop down on an interview table.
So why go with an H2N?
Zoom's improvements mean the H2N runs for 20+ hours on a pair of AA batteries; that's great for fill-and-forget operation. They've coupled that with support for HDSC cards. Throw a 32GB SD card in the recorder, a fresh pair of batteries, and you're off for an extended recording session or ten.
It's innovative mic arrangement will fit most recording needs. The MS (mid-side) mic is a three-mic setup capable of adjustable pickup width, from a forward mic (less than 30%) through 150%; Zoom has coupled that with a stereo (XY) mic with a fixed 90 degree precision on the "back", and you can combine the two for two-channel 360 pickup stereo or a four channel (dual stereo front-back) mix. There is a manual gain dial (range best suited for session audio levels), or you can select auto gain or auto limit capabilities (I've used auto gain for talking around a meeting table and it was great). Add to that the ability to record either WAV or MP3 in several qualities (including some settings I suspect are beyond the capabilities of the mics, or human ears...) and you've got a versatile unit that can run for long periods (e.g. ghost hunting EVPs) or take high quality samples for mixing.
If you're familiar with the older H2, you'll love many of the ergonomic changes and improvements to responsiveness and overall specs. Always-on mic level display, one-touch record, and the display is now on the "back" of the unit (or, more precisely, the MS mic, on side opposite the display, has been upgraded to being the primary mic) - lots of improvements over the old version.
My biggest nit (and I know some reviewers here will disagree) is the change to a rubberized SD card slot cover. I was fine with the H2's slide-out plastic cover and find the rubberized cover annoying to work around. As with most reviewers, I find the extra purchase price for the accessory pack aggravating (and since I already own an H2, mostly pointless - I purchased a USA Gear carrying case, have a spare Gorilla pod, and will use the wind screen and "microphone handle" mount from my H2 when needed.) One last thing of note: for best recording quality, don't hand-hold the H2N, or put it on a surface where it will pick up noise (e.g. the table holding your band's beer, or a wood floor); use a mic stand or tripod to isolate the recorder from stray vibrations.
If you're not looking for an ultra-portable unit, the H2N is probably the single most versatile unit on the market, and one of the strongest contenders for audio quality as well.
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