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New Sony audio recorder
Sony recently launched its PCM-D1 portable audio recorder, intended for capturing live musical and theatrical performances and for journalists recording in the field.
Features include 96 kHz-24 bit recording capability, 4GB internal Flash Memory, removable Memory Stick Pro High-Speed storage (optional) and a built-in USB port compatible with Macintosh and Windows/PC operating systems.
Explains Jess Goedhals, GM of Sony Broadcast & Professional SA, “The PCM-D1 is lightweight, free of all drive mechanisms, equipped with highly sensitive electret condenser microphones, and designed with circuits that process stereo sound with virtually no extraneous noise. The body of this portable recorder is made of pressed titanium that's 10 times harder than alumite-treated aluminium.”
