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Fostex FR-2

Unfortunately this thing is a bit crippled down and needs an optional module to record TC - and it`s expensive...
 
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Yea, after researching for a few hours, I realized the Fostex is a piece of crap. I only thought about it because Indierentals offers it in their audio lineup.

That sonosax looks nice. Do you use it?

How about the Sound Devices 744T?
 
Sound Devices is excellent from every perspective. The preamps and A/D converters are really good. Also very practical in the field.

Rob
 
Low cost timecode recorder, records on the same flash cards as the Red. Not as heavily built as the above (plastic case), but a good alternative for around $1000.
Tascam HD-P2
 
but then, don`t miss cantar x-2 (ok, maybe that`s out of range...)
http://www.aaton.com/products/sound/cantar/index.php

Hope you'r kidding....:nerd:

from 699.-- to about 35'000.-- there is no recession spoken here!!!

I do not use this sonosax but used the Sonosax BD1 boom mic preamp wich is really great and the Minir wich is a beast for docu very light and high quality work.

Jacques Sax, the founder of Sonosax is a friend and a great guy. Every single piece he mades is done with the highest quality standards and Kubrick was one of his clients. Also see his credits here...

http://www.sonosax.ch/user_gallery.html

http://www.sonosax.ch/films_productions.html

:blink:

Sonosax is in the Cantar league but has also tools for different needs. (Cantar is also 4kg...) Cantar and Sonosax mixer are often married on feature :-)

Patrick
 
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