Zoom’s H4essential records 32-bit float audio for $200, which is a hundred dollars less than I paid for my H4n back in 2009. Here is how it actually holds up at a wedding.
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Every setting you need to dial in on the Zoom F3, from battery type to the Source menu that decides whether you send phantom power down the cable.
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Every menu on the Tascam DR-10L Pro, all 28 of them, with the setting I use and why. 32-bit float changes the answer on several of these compared to the original DR-10L.
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Rode finally earned the PRO name. Real 32-bit float backup recording, genuinely good range and proper timecode. The lav clip and the seven hour battery are where it still falls short.
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Smaller than the original, with double the batteries, 512GB cards, 32-bit float, Bluetooth and timecode, for twenty dollars more than the 2016 model. I measured 28 hours of battery life.
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The Zoom F2 and F2-BT record 32 bit float audio, which means you should never have to think about levels again. Here is the battery testing, the cost cutting, the genuinely strange way you have to format the card, and who should actually buy one.
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