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As the title suggested, which one is better? In terms of recording acoustic instruments such as strings and piano

I have 2 Rode NT2As and they are very heavy for normal mic stands, and I intend to use them to record grand pianos so they will be at angles. So I need suggestions for stands that are able to hold this kind of heavy mics at angles and not sag? Thanks very much!

Zoom H series is very popular, and if you're mainly doing handheld recording the H4n is very good and low priced, H5 and H6 are for more professional use

Can you be more specific? I don't want to get the wrong ones (again)

I have 2 Rode NT2As and they are very heavy for normal mic stands, and I intend to use them to record grand pianos so they will be at angles. So I need suggestions for stands that are able to hold this kind of heavy mics at angles and not sag? Thanks very much!

Thanks for replying, I have a DSLR to record the video so the visual department is no problem. That's what I thought, because either way I am able to use the audio in DAW anyway but was wondering if recording to a recorder first then to the computer would lose quality instead of recording...

Thanks for replying! Let me elaborate my question, what I really mean is that with the same microphones, same mic positioning etc. would recording to computer have better audio than recording to the H4n, because at the moment I just cant seem to get the right sound I want and I wonder if it is...

Hi! So I record some music videos of my own (with all classical instruments such as piano, strings) and currently using a H4n handy recorder (as an input device with additional microphones) to record, but there is the option of recording to a daw so I wonder if recording directly to the computer...