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Ante writes:
This seems to be new version of DEGEN 1125 radio - Degen 1125S. It says it has preset timer recording. Does this mean it's possible to pre-record radio program? Weirdly enough, Degen official website has a picture of DEGEN 1125 H, not S. Is there any difference between the two. Hard to figure out.
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I hope that you will be able to set more than three timers for radio recording. My Degen DE1127 has six timers but you must use one for radio on/record, and another to turn the radio off when recording is finished. It's limiting for those of us who want to record multiple programs. It would be useful to be able to set which frequency to record with each timer. On the 1127 I have to make sure I change the station between timers. It works well enough as long as I remember to change frequencies. I've made recordings off shortwave that are five hours long without problems. I really hope they've improved the recording quality, with a higher mp3 bit rate and without the noise this line of radio recorders generate on FM and MW.
Posted by: imara | September 26, 2012 at 01:31 PM