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degree angle), depending on the width of the
sound source and the distance to it. For details
on mic patterns, see page 21.

When one of the above mic patterns is chosen,
the operation mode automatically becomes
stereo (2-channel).

 

When the H2 is in the playback, recording, or 
recording standby condition, or when 
something is connected to the [EXT MIC IN] 
jack or [LINE IN] jack, the mic pattern setting 
cannot be changed.

 

• The [MIC ACTIVE] indicator on the front 

panel and rear panel of the H2 shows which 
mic is currently selected.

• If the sound level as picked up by the front 

or rear mics is too high, causing signal 
distortion, the respective [MIC ACTIVE] 
indicator flashes.

 

For best results, the input sensitivity and the
recording level must be set to appropriate values.

 

Setting the input sensitivity means adjusting
the gain of the input section of the H2, so that
the signal from the built-in mics or from the
[EXT MIC IN] jack can be recorded with
minimal noise and distortion.
The [MIC GAIN] switch on the right side
panel of the H2 is used for setting the input
sensitivity.

When you change the position of the [MIC
GAIN] switch, the new setting will be shown
on the display for about two seconds (for
example "MIC GAIN LOW").

Select the position of the [MIC GAIN] switch
so that the [MIC ACTIVE] indicator on the
front panel or rear panel does not flash when
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maximum. If the indicator flashes, the
recording will be distorted.

Use this position if the sound 
source is at a distance from 
the H2 or if its level is low.

Use this position for recording 
an acoustic guitar or other
instruments with relatively 
low volume.

Use this position if the sound 
source is close to the H2 or if 
you are recording a band 
performance or other loud 
sound source.

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