Panasonic RR-US050 Compact IC Digital Voice Recorder |
| Brand: Panasonic
Category: CE
List Price: $143.49
Buy Refurbished: $84.95
You Save: $58.54 (41%)
Rating:  1 reviews
Media: Electronics
Autographed: No
Memorabilia: No
Batteries: 2
Batteries Included: No
Shipping Weight (lbs): 2
Dimensions (in): 0.1 x 0 x 0.1
MPN: RR-US050
Model: RR-US050
UPC: 037988252664
EAN: 0037988252664
Availability: Usually ships in 1-2 business days
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Features:
| • | Slim & compact IC recorder with built-in stereo microphone | | • | Sound file management software Voice Editing Ver. 1.0 Professional Edition included (Voice Recognition, Text to Speech) | | • | USB terminal for PC link (USB cable included) | | • | Easy-to-use dictation record button | | • | Easy-to-read display |
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Editorial Reviews:
Product Description
Up to 8 hours, 10 minutes in Stereo SP Mode - Up to 16 hours, 30 minutes in Monaural SP Mode / Up to 99 files each in 5 folders (total: 495 files) Recording of Max. 99 files each in 5 folders (total - 495 files) A-B repeat, speed control with direct button Stereo earphones included
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Customer Reviews:
This really is a piece of junk!!! March 17, 2006
ForPete'sSake (Centerville, UT)
9 out of 9 found this review helpful
I have to say from the get go that I speak with some degree of insight when I write this review. I have spent a fair amount of time testing recorders and microphones - albiet as a non-professional, and have never been so disappointed with a piece of equipment. Here's why:
1. The audio quality is very sub-par even at the highest quality setting.
2. This player records only in Panasonic's proprietary VM1 format which has to be converted into a wave file using the enclosed software (tedious compared to the drag-and-drop convenience of other PVR's)
3. The tediousness of using Panasonic's software to transfer the recordings to computer is unspeakable.
This is the equipment I use and have tested:
Sony MZR-90 Mindisc Player /Sony ECM-MS907 Microphone (used for 6 years)
Olympus, DS-2 (Tested: Audio quality is reasonable for a PVR. External microphone recording is quite good, though.)
Olympus, DM-10 (Tested: Audio quality seems to be pretty decent for buil-in mics. External microphone recording seems to be affected by a low-tone flutter. I wonder whether this is because the microphone jack doubles as the earphone output.)
Thanks for reading.
I think I'm going to get either the Olympus DM-10 or DM-20.
Update: I purchased the Edirol R09 and haven't looked back. Sony now has a similar high-end recorder that might be worth considering too.
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