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Странник-2JXMO
03.03.2015
10/10
Оценка пользователя
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.
Астрономад-5SPPK
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.
Пульсар-0RKFP
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.
Гиперион-2QOME
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.
Кварковец-9KKWA
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!
Спектроник-9PNAW
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.
Лунатик-7QXZV
31.03.2015
6/10
Оценка пользователя
Плохо
This recorder clips during loud rock band rehearsals in a small room. I tried lowering the gain and enabling compression to no avail.
Туманник-7HNCP
17.11.2013
6/10
Оценка пользователя
Плохо
I use two of these as well as a Sony PCM-M10. If I had it to do all over again I would have just bought two more of the Sonys. My main complaints with the H2n revolve around the hardware and not the quality of the recordings it captures, although the PCM-M10 is in fact quieter. First and foremost, the jog dial on the H2n is absolutely horrible when listening back to recordings. You MUST use the "hold" switch at all times and if you're not absolutely careful in the way you trigger the jog dial(who is? No one, no one is) then instead of getting the listener to a specific spot it instead resets the entire track or jumps forward to the next section depending on how you knock it. I've lost count of how many times I've done this. Bottom line: the jog dial is a bad idea and is the single worst thing about the H2n(at least to me).
Secondly, even with high quality SD Cards, fast forwarding and rewinding functions are always followed with long 5 to 9 second delays while the track reloads itself. The Sony has NO such delays, the track just plays. Also, with the Sony skipping forward or backward is simple.
Another significant issue for longer recordings are the hourly file changes that result in disruptions in the recordings of a half second or so. This also does not occur on the Sony.
The battery cover is indeed fragile, though after over a year's regular use in which I have routinely removed the cover, they're still working fine.
There is no comparison in my opinion, the Sony PCM-M10 makes clearer recordings at max resolution, and is MUCH easier to use. Zoom is an interesting company and while I like to root for the underdog, with technology like these recorders, Sony's larger R&D budget really shows itself here. I plan to replace my H2n's in the next year with more Sony PCM-M10's.
Secondly, even with high quality SD Cards, fast forwarding and rewinding functions are always followed with long 5 to 9 second delays while the track reloads itself. The Sony has NO such delays, the track just plays. Also, with the Sony skipping forward or backward is simple.
Another significant issue for longer recordings are the hourly file changes that result in disruptions in the recordings of a half second or so. This also does not occur on the Sony.
The battery cover is indeed fragile, though after over a year's regular use in which I have routinely removed the cover, they're still working fine.
There is no comparison in my opinion, the Sony PCM-M10 makes clearer recordings at max resolution, and is MUCH easier to use. Zoom is an interesting company and while I like to root for the underdog, with technology like these recorders, Sony's larger R&D budget really shows itself here. I plan to replace my H2n's in the next year with more Sony PCM-M10's.
НеоВояжер-0NCPP
30.01.2015
10/10
Оценка пользователя
Великолепно
I've tried a lot of recorders to capture live performances. This is by far the best and the most affordable. The recordings are not as full or rich as I would like, but very good. The stereo separation is great...much better than I expected. Paly back on my quadraphonic and bi-phonic devices is excellent.
Пандорец-5NTEK
30.01.2015
10/10
Оценка пользователя
Великолепно
I've tried a lot of recorders to capture live performances. This is by far the best and the most affordable. The recordings are not as full or rich as I would like, but very good. The stereo separation is great...much better than I expected. Paly back on my quadraphonic and bi-phonic devices is excellent.
ТехноНаблюдатель-6SYJC
08.10.2014
10/10
Оценка пользователя
Великолепно
Exceptional recorder for music, speech, blogging, news gathering, and nearly any task. The audio quality is superb and the recorder is extremely easy to use. It is small and easy to handle. It has a remote which is very convenient to use. The kit has all the basic items that would be needed. You could find higher quality accessories, and possibly better priced items, but the bundle is very convenient with no useless items included.
Obviously, you would be buying the bundle for the recorder, not the accessories. You may be able to find a field recorder that has higher sound quality, is smaller, but you won't find one that is more ergonomic, user friendly, or a better value.
Obviously, you would be buying the bundle for the recorder, not the accessories. You may be able to find a field recorder that has higher sound quality, is smaller, but you won't find one that is more ergonomic, user friendly, or a better value.
Небулоид-0PRDL
30.11.2014
10/10
Оценка пользователя
Великолепно
I could not live without this handy recorder. I love it so much I bought two when my previous one was misplaced.
The XY settings are the best, I use it for orchestral recordings and chamber music. Crystal clear audio, no weird noises -- extended battery life.
Pretty easy interface, I have used XLR cables and a converter to plug right in for concerts and large events.
The XY settings are the best, I use it for orchestral recordings and chamber music. Crystal clear audio, no weird noises -- extended battery life.
Pretty easy interface, I have used XLR cables and a converter to plug right in for concerts and large events.
Капеллан-8BBUK
09.02.2015
10/10
Оценка пользователя
Великолепно
Very good quality, easy to use, with more features than I expected. I like the feel, the size, and the range of recording options available.
Кварковец-9XOHC
01.12.2014
10/10
Оценка пользователя
Великолепно
I have used many handheld recorders, and this one is by far the best. It takes a little time to get used to all of the functions, but it is well worth it learning. I think that it is superior to the Yeti Blue Mic, which I also own. I intend to order another as a back up. The sound quality is amazing and I love the large face and the dial up mic gain. It's brilliant all around.
Нейрон-0QKFG
01.01.2015
10/10
Оценка пользователя
Великолепно
This is a fantastic recorder. I use it for voiceovers and a variety of voice recording for radio and the web. The sound quality is excellent. The variety of pickup patterns also helps with field recording. It's easy to use, compact, and inexpensive. Terrific product.
Зета-Орион-2GIGZ
15.12.2014
10/10
Оценка пользователя
Великолепно
This recording device is great for my use. I speak in a room that holds 200 and it captures the teaching rather than audience noises. I really like the flexibility to convert the WAV sound to MP3 right on the machine and then upload it to our Website with the USB cord.
Very Handy indeed. Highly recommend.
Very Handy indeed. Highly recommend.
Гравитон-6GXAS
28.01.2014
10/10
Оценка пользователя
Великолепно
Of all the things I use in my day-to-day business life, this is probably my most used device. It's essentially a portable "recording studio" and I've used it for audio books, coaching calls, recording at events, off-camera microphone capture, and so forth.
It makes a great podcasting microphone if you set it up on a stand and maybe a shock mount with a pop filter as I did for many years. It also makes a great capture device for your boom microphone or whatever external mic you might want to use, including a lapel.
NO you don't get XLR inputs and basically you're limited to 3.5mm inputs and outputs. That's okay for a lot of stuff though. It has a lot of great features (I like the onboard compressor and limiter).
It can be plugged into your computer and used as a microphone or pre-amp, it can go in your travel bag for on-the-road recording, and I hear it's excellent for musicians. I've never used it for music so I can't say.
The microphone quality is very high for the price point. For many years I preferred the internal mics to a lot of my other mics.
Battery life is good, I used rechargeables. The unit CAN power a mic if it needs some external power (some lav mics do). It can also run on USB power alone.
If you do a lot with the spoken word (especially for information products), this is a great tool to have in your arsenal.
It makes a great podcasting microphone if you set it up on a stand and maybe a shock mount with a pop filter as I did for many years. It also makes a great capture device for your boom microphone or whatever external mic you might want to use, including a lapel.
NO you don't get XLR inputs and basically you're limited to 3.5mm inputs and outputs. That's okay for a lot of stuff though. It has a lot of great features (I like the onboard compressor and limiter).
It can be plugged into your computer and used as a microphone or pre-amp, it can go in your travel bag for on-the-road recording, and I hear it's excellent for musicians. I've never used it for music so I can't say.
The microphone quality is very high for the price point. For many years I preferred the internal mics to a lot of my other mics.
Battery life is good, I used rechargeables. The unit CAN power a mic if it needs some external power (some lav mics do). It can also run on USB power alone.
If you do a lot with the spoken word (especially for information products), this is a great tool to have in your arsenal.
Странник-1HJXQ
03.02.2015
8/10
Оценка пользователя
Хорошо
The button sticks a little but other than that I love it. Portable light and easy to use. Definitely worth it.
ОмниКод-6ZKNR
05.08.2014
10/10
Оценка пользователя
Великолепно
Invaluable to me. I had previously had the uh previous version, the H2. I feel as though the H2n has been a very worthy upgrade. Both sound good but the H2n is a bit more convenient to access and use. plus battery life is always huge. In fact it seems like the battery life is not even close comparing the two. I was using an charger while using the H2 more often than not which became increasingly annoying. With the H2n I have full confidence in using battery power. I only use this to capture a song idea or to record live practices, jam sessions and even some shows. I will just set it up on the front table in front of the stage and play and i have gotten acceptable sound quality. Very useful and i love it!
Гелиос-1IFII
18.10.2014
10/10
Оценка пользователя
Великолепно
I bought this for a trip that's now been delayed.
My purpose was to get some music (local music, sounds) and quickly transfer it to a computer for later editing. Overall this device records amazingly good in full quality and is compact, fairly durable (not milspec abuse!) and lasts on its batteries a long time. I regret the delay, not the purchase, I'll be using this next year hopefully, and plenty of time to practice in the meantime.
My purpose was to get some music (local music, sounds) and quickly transfer it to a computer for later editing. Overall this device records amazingly good in full quality and is compact, fairly durable (not milspec abuse!) and lasts on its batteries a long time. I regret the delay, not the purchase, I'll be using this next year hopefully, and plenty of time to practice in the meantime.
Квантум-8EBIB
22.10.2014
2/10
Оценка пользователя
Ужасно
I have fidgetted and googled and tried everything but cannot get this recorder to read my sd card. No matter what, whenever I turn it on it says "No SD Card" even though there is, most definitely, an SD card inside the recorder. My next step is to get my money back. Another review to follow if that is not a smooth process (as most of these companies make it very difficult to do that).
Вояджер-0UTDC
26.06.2014
10/10
Оценка пользователя
Великолепно
The little tripod is useless, I have a million of those USB cables and the dock can be any other dock, BUT they are great additions to an already awesome deal. The windscreen won't hold up outside in heavy winds obviously, but for voice over AND with a pop filter, you can make your work sound incredible with such a nice little mic. I love that there are slots that take the design of the device into account.
The handle they give is enough for a manly mans hand, but you won't have much more room from there, but it's still super useful for putting it on a shock mount. The controller and extension works well and is very useful. Best part about it all is the case which is built well and protects the mic.
This is a must buy for owners of the mic.
The handle they give is enough for a manly mans hand, but you won't have much more room from there, but it's still super useful for putting it on a shock mount. The controller and extension works well and is very useful. Best part about it all is the case which is built well and protects the mic.
This is a must buy for owners of the mic.
Дроид-7SXFP
10.08.2013
8/10
Оценка пользователя
Хорошо
I just wanted to let you know that it does work as an audio interface for an iPad4 (I haven't tested it with other versions of the iPad).
If you connect it directly to the iPad it will give the usual warning about the accessory drawing too much power. But I tried an old externally powered USB hub and it worked fine. I ALMOST bought an audio interface for my iPad, but tried this first, just to see. Saved myself some bucks. The upside of this is that you can also connect a MIDI controller, and other stuff to the hub. The downside is that if you wanted to be 'off the grid" electricity wise, you'll need a battery power supply for the hub.
The H2n will ask you to go through two steps, choose a sampling frequency (44.1K or 48K) and then you must select "connect" to start i/o mode.
If you want to use the line input, make sure you can adjust your source level from the source itself (the H2n doesn't provide level control for the line in). Alternatively, you can try to find one of those in-line volume controls, or a cheap passive mixer. If you ALSO want the H2n mic to work, set the top dial to the MS mic. If you want the mics off, choose XY.
Also, the output won't come from the iPad, it now comes from the headphone/line-out of the H2n. This is a good thing as the DA converters on the H2n are a little better (I think). There was no setting for bit-depth, but I suspect it is 16 bit only. (I may be wrong. If so, let me know and I'll edit this review).
BTW, I gave 4 stars because it failed to recognize the 32 GB card I bought unless I switch to interface mode and back. Also, the menu and selector buttons are overly sensitive and because of their location and design it is easy to accidentally press things. These are minor issues, and I'm still quite happy with the unit.
If you connect it directly to the iPad it will give the usual warning about the accessory drawing too much power. But I tried an old externally powered USB hub and it worked fine. I ALMOST bought an audio interface for my iPad, but tried this first, just to see. Saved myself some bucks. The upside of this is that you can also connect a MIDI controller, and other stuff to the hub. The downside is that if you wanted to be 'off the grid" electricity wise, you'll need a battery power supply for the hub.
The H2n will ask you to go through two steps, choose a sampling frequency (44.1K or 48K) and then you must select "connect" to start i/o mode.
If you want to use the line input, make sure you can adjust your source level from the source itself (the H2n doesn't provide level control for the line in). Alternatively, you can try to find one of those in-line volume controls, or a cheap passive mixer. If you ALSO want the H2n mic to work, set the top dial to the MS mic. If you want the mics off, choose XY.
Also, the output won't come from the iPad, it now comes from the headphone/line-out of the H2n. This is a good thing as the DA converters on the H2n are a little better (I think). There was no setting for bit-depth, but I suspect it is 16 bit only. (I may be wrong. If so, let me know and I'll edit this review).
BTW, I gave 4 stars because it failed to recognize the 32 GB card I bought unless I switch to interface mode and back. Also, the menu and selector buttons are overly sensitive and because of their location and design it is easy to accidentally press things. These are minor issues, and I'm still quite happy with the unit.
Аэронавт-8OKRF
24.08.2014
10/10
Оценка пользователя
Великолепно
This is a fantastic field or beginners recorder. It is by far the best for the price. It is built durable and looks professional. It was very easy to use and with the SD card you need nothing else to transfer data quickly and easily. I also purchased the accessory pack which gives you some great options. I am not sure of all the technical things that it can do but I am able to make long voice recordings with outstanding sound quality and transfer them with the SD card to my computer in seconds. I love this product!
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