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I got a new 840. I was never a fan of digital. I am now. Does somebody know what the preferred means would be for connecting mics to inputs 1-4? The guy at the store didn't know if it would be ok to use inline transformers from xlr lo-z to 1/4"hi-z or if I should use cables from xlr to 1/4". Also, is there a particular brand or type of zip disk that works better than another for this unit? Thanks for your help!

one more thing - I've been looking for info online about recording, mixing etc. with 840. Any suggestions?

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I have a suggestion...

Always use the in-line transformers, and not the adapter cord. You need to convert the Lo Z/ Hi Z thing here.

If you're looking for online help...

...Shhh...easy there, try this link, and tell 'em 'Zzat sent ya.

They'll know what you mean

http://www.vsplanet.com
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Thanks for the information! Any ideas about the zip disks?
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Well, you did ask...

Oops, forgot about that part. I've used both Iomega and Fuji with good results. My drive is the original 100MB type, so I can't speak to those 250MB disks.

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