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Sony Pcm D50 Serial Number In

Last week I sold my Tascam DR-100. 9697, 112114 writing to CDs, 99 sonic cannons, 324 Sony BMG, copy protection, 118 Sony PCM-D50, 49 Sony's Creative Software CD Architect, 103, 104. Refer to these numbers whenever you call upon your Sony dealer regarding this product. Record the serial number in the space provided below. 4-258-434-12(1) OwnerвЂ™s Record The model number is located at the rear panel and the serial number is located inside the battery compartment.

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Sony Pcm D50 Plus A Phantom

Phantom power units run from ARTs $70 Phantom II on up to Sony's $450 XLR1 with just about no change in feature set.My initial thought was 'hey, it's phantom power. The question became, which one?The market is pretty broad. 599 + 49.99 Shipping.After some reflection I decided to forgo grabbing another handheld recorder and instead to just roll with the D50 plus a phantom power unit for now. Sacramento, CA, United States. It's the ideal choice for making live musical, wild tracks and field recordings.Sony PCM-D50 Portable Audio Linear LPCM Stereo Digital Recorder WAV 96kHz/24-bit 4GB USB Mac PC D-50. A This left my portable rig a little short handed since my PCM D50 is now my only capture device and it doesn't have XLR inputs or phantom power.PCM-D50 Portable digital audio recorder Overview The latest addition to Sony's family of portable audio recorders, the PCM-D50 recorder adopts many of its features and style from the highly acclaimed PCM-D1 model, including rugged construction and cool design.

I want the D50 to give me all its got, and I don't want anything in the way. Only a video guy could love those things.The rolls was serviceable, but I'm not really looking for a serviceable rig. ART, Juicedlink and Beachtek entirely out of the question now.

Its visible in izotope and and most pronounced in the pink noise test.Outside of that its pretty darn close. There's a little diff in the midrange, which is at least interesting. The results speak for themselves.So this kind of turned into a D50 vs 744t shootout as well, and I think its pretty interesting. Then I did a little speaking into the mic and struck a noah bell. The other went into a sound devices 744t.I rolled pink noise through the studio speakers and calibrated 75dbspl to equal -12 dbfs on both devices. One side went to the Denecke and into the D50.

The ergonomics of a Sony D50/Denecke rig are not close to what you'll get with the 744t, but once the recordings are done you'd be hard pressed to tell the difference.In the end I'll be very proud to roll on anything with that little rig when it's all put together and buttoned up. Both units would take some modification to any mounting plates, so I call that a clear win for the Denecke.Secondarily, the Sony performed very well sonically vs the much more expensive 744t.