ND555 and 555PS last year nothing yet this year but we have a few months left?
you have 3 months to buy the melco n10 and a second 555dr 
Kevin, the Sony D100 is an excellent choice of recorder. I have had the PCM-M10 as well as the PCM-D50 - they’re all fantastic, but the D100 updates things nicely, fixes a few frustrating niggles and of course adds 24/192 and DSD recording capability.
Something you might like to know is that some of the accessories offered for the previous PCM-D1 and PCM-D50 also work nicely with the PCM-D100.
The VCT-PCM1 compact tripod stand is definitely worth looking out for - it’s a rather lovely thing made from solid alloy with typical Japanese build quality, feel and finish.
The CKL-PCMD50 folding leather carry case can also accommodate the PCM-D100 and not only offers a nice bit of protection to the body but also folds to make a fairly effective table top stand for casual use.
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if you record a live concert with it, and put the file on your nas, does the sound quality is enough good to listen on your system ?
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@TheKevster means you can record and still bop around to the sounds of ESE and the Vooduu people and still get excellent SQ 
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It’s very good, and certainly quiet for a portable all-in-one, but it’s probably not a substitute for plugging into a properly sorted microphone tree with serious microphones like you would use for a commercial recording. The Line In, especially at higher resolution, is really excellent and it could easily be used as a digital recorder for an analogue source such as vinyl, reel tape, radio broadcast etc…
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with the sony wd6, i had a good microphone with it. I was listening to the concerts i recorded on my main system. Was very enjoyable.
However it was a 2k system.
Blimey, Kev. That’s impressive. It comes with its own syrup!
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Ekos SE which replaced by trusty Ittock VII after 14 years, also what you can’t see is NAIM prefix S which also went into deck replacing 14 year old stageline -
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I think so (but I listen to a lot of bootleg live recordings!). You may get to hear for yourself soon enough 
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@Richard.Dane that little tripod looks really nice - probably more suitable than the Manfrotto tabletop camera tripod I’ve been using - the Manfrotto does seem to transmit noise. I will keep my eyes peeled for one on the second-hand market.
Keel and Kandid to complete my record player.
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I can’t vouch for how effective it is compared to the Manfrotto, but it feels good, and seems quite inert when tapped. Most of all, they developed it for the PCM-D1 so you’d imagine that SONY did their homework and it therefore works without feeding microphonic noise back into the recorder.
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282/HCDR NDX2 HiLine 
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Linn Lingo 4 back in February.
TBH, it transformed my LP12.
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