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Old 04-15-2014, 11:43 AM
DCannon DCannon is offline
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If you already have a regular camera tripod, you can use that since the DR-05 has a standard 1/4" tripod mount. Or, if you're sitting, you can simply place it on a table and use books or something to get it at the right height, or add a shim to angle it upward. The recording I posted earlier in this thread was done at my computer desk with the DR-05 lying flat with the mics facing me about 1.5' away. Height was about even with the guitar's sound hole, so no need for a tripod. On a side-note, I'm a professional photographer, so no problem finding a tripod if needed!

If you've entered this discussion without reading through the first few pages, here's my first recording with the DR-05. Sorry about the re-post for those who have already heard it. Love the clarity of this recorder.
http://www.mediafire.com/listen/moq8...Hero_DR-05.mp3

DavidE.... if you have a local GC, it won't hurt to call and ask if they'll give you the $59.99 price. The GC here is great about making concessions and helping people out. Worth a try. If not, Tascam is still offering a $20 mail-in rebate on DR-05s purchased through 4/30/14. Rebate must be postmarked by 5/5/14.

I'd like to hear other recordings, so I hope more new DR-05 owners will post some sound clips.

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