http://www.rolandus.com

BRANDS: Cakewalk by Roland, BOSS, Roland Systems Group, Rodgers Instruments, Atelier.
5100 S. Eastern Ave., Los Angeles, CA 90040 USA
(323) 890-3700

KORG USA, INC.

BRANDS: Lag Guitars, Voice Amplification.
316 S. Service Road, Melville, NY 11747 USA
(631) 390-6500 | FAX: (631) 390-6501

http://www.synthax.com

SYNTHAX INC.

BRANDS: RME, ALVA Cableware.
1700 N.W. 65th Ave., Suite 7, Fort Lauderdale, FL 33313 USA
(330) 259-0308 | FAX: (330) 259-0315
info@synthax.com

I've narrowed down my choices to the Edirol R-09HR and the Sony PCM-M10. Both appear to get a lot of praise, but I'd like to post a final question before I pony up the dough.

I'll be using the recorder for a fair amount of on-location interviewing, using the recorder with an external omnidirectional mic. In home, I'll run a mixer to it from multiple sources.

SANTA BARBARA GUITAR PARTNERS

BRANDS: Imperial Guitars, Chickenhead Amps, Post-Audio Accessories, Guitarcheology Parts.
P.O. Box 22143, Santa Barbara, CA 93121 USA

I'm looking for suggestions. I play guitar, bass, keys. The thought of programming a drum machine or using canned beats just zams all inspiration from me. I will use them if there are really good ones out there.

It wasn't that long ago that I was happy to get a digital audio recorder (Marantz PMD620) for $250. Now the Zoom H1 is selling for $99 in most electronics stores, like U.S. BestBuy.com Admittedly, you have to buy the $25 accessory kit to get an AC adaptor, which may not be a necessity given the 10 hour stated life of the single AA battery that powers it.

http://www.jarrellg…

JARRELL GUITARS LTD

BRANDS: Jarrell.
19126 Centerville Creek Road, Caledon, East, ON L7K 2N1 CAN

AMERICAN RECORDER TECHNOLOGIES, INC.

AMERICAN RECORDER TECHNOLOGIES, INC.