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Related Questions and Answers

Q: 1. Would you say pre-amp can do a comparable job as a Focusrite USB interface in making an XLR mic sound great??

A: Yes, the mic preamps in the Sony PCM-D10 Portable High-Resolution Linear PCM Audio Recorder are of good quality and the XLR inputs are capable of supplying phantom power, so you can connect any XLR microphone to the PCM-D10 that you would use with the Focusrite USB audio interface and you should get great results.

Q: 2. Can I power the PCM-D10 with an external power supply? "wall wart"

A: No. The Sony PCM-D10 Portable High-Resolution Linear PCM Audio Recorder is powered using four AA batteries. It does not have an option for powering via an external power supply.

Q: 3. How many volts of plugin power does the recorder supply via the 3.5mm jack?

A: Sony does not specify the specific voltage supplied to the 3.5mm Mic/Line input jack on the Sony PCM-D10 Portable High-Resolution Linear PCM Audio Recorder, however plug-in power is 5V in most cases and it can be assumed that this is the voltage available from this input.

Q: 4. What is the start up time for the D10?

A: This is notspecified by Sony. But it is just a second or two.

Q: 5. does built in mic of D10 is the same quality of D100?

A: Not quite although the D10 is a great sounding machine. It has Inputs 2 x XLR-1/4" TRS Combo Jacks and pretty much everything else you you could want. But you can't expect it to be sonically equal to a recorder at a much higher price point.

Q: 6. Does this offer voice-operated recording?

A: The Sony PCM-D10 Portable High-Resolution Linear PCM Audio Recorder does not offer voice-operated recording.

Q: 7. does it have english manual instruction ?

A: Yes it does.

Q: 8. How to compare the PCM-D10 mics responsiveness to ambient noise both audio & visually (recording meters) to Sony PCM-A10

A: The built-in mics on the Sony PCM-D10 Portable High-Resolution Linear PCM Audio Recorder and the Sony PCM-A10 High-Resolution Audio Recorder appear to be the same. It's the other features of the two recorders that differ.

Q: 9. Instruction manual in English included?

A: Yes it is. Here is the download to the .pdf of the manual as well: https://www.bhphotovideo.com/lit_files/486664.pdf

Q: 10. I want to record 2 wireless lavalier mics but they use 3.5mm output. Can I plug them into the combo XLR-1/4" jacks using a 3.5mm to 1/4" cable?

A: Hi, Diego! Good news! You can plug the recorder into the combo XLR-1/4 jacks using a 3.5mm to 1/4" cable. Regards, Erin