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1/8 th inch stereo jacks for the external mics = lame.
Look at the Fostex FR2-LE. Great sound and has XLR in.

That's the MR-1, the iPod sized recorder. The MR1000 is book-sized and has combo XLR ...

Thanks, MadMax, that's about what I'd figured. The MR-1000 has a nice little toggle-able filter for DSD formats, specifically to cut out or avoid any radio frequency noise in the top end - I _have_ b ...

Yes, what Codemonkey said. Eventually I might try and get a hold of some Murata super-tweeters, but for right now I just want it for sound effects generating, and extremely reduced playback speeds.
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That recorder test sheet is interesting, but I'm not sure it's the best test for the MR-1000. AFAIK the MR-1000 uses a very different signal chain when recording normal WAV files at whateever bitdept ...

As far as I know (and I own one) the korg doesn't do MS decoding. Why do you need it to? I'm assuming you're going to import the files to your computer eventually, and can convert them then, so do y ...

OK, first off, if you don't want to be helpful, leave thee thread. I don't need you here getting on my nerves, and your responses seem to be formed specifically to do that.

One, I never said it ...

Well, I still have most of my hearing, so I'll be listening to things between 20hz and 18-20ish khz Razz

Mainly I want to get up near 100k for sound effects recording - take a 192khz file with a true ...

So to me this has a somewhat obvious answer, but I've never actually heard it discussed so I'm not certain, and I'm not sure many people have thought about it too much.

When working with a signal c ...