BR 80 or BR800?

[pjd1]

Hi guitarron i have not used the br 800 as a control surface , but it does has that function avaliable if the need takes you, i am more than happy with my 800 real easy to use with everything were you would expect it to be , the firmware update gives it a bit more edit functions which were saddly missing for some reason !! so track copy and move etc  are more ready ..

Have fun which ever you choose !!

Dunny

Copying insert effects , Track editing including , copy , move , erase , and exchange . These features were updated with the 1.10 firmware update last month ..

[#gpmproject]

Definitely BR - 800! I've got one and I'm really satisfied with that unit. try to use RODE NT1 - A condenser microphone for vocal recording ( needs phantom power supply unit - costs about £40 ) and you've got prefect home recording studio..

[Geir]

Definitely BR - 800! I've got one and I'm really satisfied with that unit. try to use RODE NT1 - A condenser microphone for vocal recording ( needs phantom power supply unit - costs about £40 ) and you've got prefect home recording studio..

but if you only have one mic you don't need the power supply as the BR800 supplies phantom power on input 4.

quite handy and as it runs on batteries you can get quality recordings everywhere !

[#gpmproject]

Definitely BR - 800! I've got one and I'm really satisfied with that unit. try to use RODE NT1 - A condenser microphone for vocal recording ( needs phantom power supply unit - costs about £40 ) and you've got prefect home recording studio..

but if you only have one mic you don't need the power supply as the BR800 supplies phantom power on input 4.

quite handy and as it runs on batteries you can get quality recordings everywhere !

Hi Geir

I'm using 2 microphones at this time (usually for acoustic guitar recording). Yes I know, that BR 800 supplies phantom power on IN 4, but I'm definitely more satisfied with recorded sound via external power supply. condensers are more sensitive - in my opinion, sounds better than when you using BR 800 input 4... but it's just my opinion. more experienced users could say no..

[guitarron]

Definitely BR - 800! I've got one and I'm really satisfied with that unit. try to use RODE NT1 - A condenser microphone for vocal recording ( needs phantom power supply unit - costs about £40 ) and you've got prefect home recording studio..

but if you only have one mic you don't need the power supply as the BR800 supplies phantom power on input 4.

quite handy and as it runs on batteries you can get quality recordings everywhere !

that was my next question-i do need a least one phantom power
i also have a tube preamp as an option as well-but less portable