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Sorry to hear that. RIP Darren Sent from my Nexus 7 using Tapatalk HD

I have an Olympus LS-20 and was pretty impressed with the onboard mics + it has a camera. Sent from my Nexus 7 using Tapatalk HD

This would be an easier pill to swallow if they had upgraded their products line as well.

how about Coffey Sound sweetened with Trewvia

Hello, I recently relocated to Los Angeles from San Diego. I have been doing ENG and reality work for about 4 years. I would really like to be part of a sound crew for feature films. If you need an audio utility or if I can help out in any way for your next project please contact me. Thank You.

i just picked up some Ansmann 2850's and they fit just fine in my Mix-Pre D that I purchased in May. Update Actually not all of them fit and one is stuck in the tube

Is your iso the safety net track or the mono mix?

I am curios about these recorders too. Nagra SD that can do up to 24/96 or a Zaxcom ZFR100 with stereo recording adapter and timecode.

i'm ready to start putting together a basic kit. I know what the basics are and am going with the "buy once cry once" approach and willing to invest in quality instead of quantity within my budget and add as I go. With all the reading I have been doing on this site and calculating different equipment costs that I'm interested in it seems that going Nomad makes the most sense financially based on what you get for the price and upgradeability. I don't need a Nomad at this point and I might never need that many inputs and tracks but when you add up Sound Devices 302 or even a Mix Pre and a 702 for really not a lot more you can get into a Nomad 4. Is the Nomad a no brainer even at this stage? Comments appreciated