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Upgrading from Zoom H2n to Zoom H5 + condenser mic
Hi,
I have a maton EBG 808TE with a really good internal mic-system. For now Ive had a Zoom H2, but im thinking of upgradring my recording equipment to the Zoom H5. Then I can record my acoustic guitar and voice with at mix for 3 mics/inputs: - Guitar with XLR cable connected to the Zoom H5 - Guitar with a condenser mic connected to the Zoom H5 - Voice with the mic from the Zoom H5 Is this a good upgrade and recording equipment? or are there better portable options..? Sorry about my english.. |
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The Zoom H6 for the extra inputs and color display.
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Thx, yes I agree!
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The F series mic preamps are a lot better, but you don't have the built-in mics, of course, so you'd need one more mic for vocals.
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Thanks for reply!
I consider Audient iD14+Rode NT1-A instead. https://www.gear4music.no/no/Opptak-...SABEgITcvD_BwE Then I can connect my guitar D.I-input + one vocal mic + one guitar condenser mic. What do you think about it? Are there better options? |