Maths with DV247

[Happy Jack]

[url="http://www.dv247.com/studio-equipment/zoom-h1-digital-recorder-and-accessory-pack-bundle--78162"]http://www.dv247.com/studio-equipment/zoom...k-bundle--78162[/url]

Option #1, buy a Zoom H1 (£79.99) plus the official Zoom H1 Accessory Pack (£23.41) and spend a total of £103.40.

Option #2 (and I quote), [i][b][color="#0000FF"]Save ££s - Buy the H1 Accessory Bundle Instead[/color][/b][/i]

That would be the [i][b][color="#0000FF"]Zoom H1 Digital Recorder & Accessory Pack Bundle[/color][/b][/i] costing £104.49, then?

Oops.

[Happy Jack]

While I'm at it, I really should nominate Zoom (rather than DV247) for the 2011 Stanley Unwin Award for Use Of English.

Their standard description, as used by DV247, GAK, Dolphin, etc. reads:

[i]The Zoom H1 Portable Digital Recorder - Ultra-compact pocket recorder with professional recording technology. The capsules of the zoom are mounted in H1 X / Y arrangement and includes high-quality inputs and outputs, microSD / microSDHC memory slot skating and many other features.

The Zoom H1 promises studio-quality, with a 24-bit and 96 kHz. Despite its compact dimensions, Zoom has been able to integrate the award-winning recording technology into Zoom H1.

To increase the maximum recording time, you can switch easily from classical PCM recording in the space-saving MP3 mode. Thanks to USB 2.0 is also the rapid exchange of data with the PC no problem. In terms of power itself is the zoom H1 still very modest: With a single AAA battery comes from the cell phone recorder about 10 hours[/i]

I have to say that I'd love to know more about [i][b]memory slot skating[/b][/i] which I rather hope becomes a new Olympic sport.