Best Voice Recorders and Transcribers for Radio

great for recording lectures or, with the use of a cable connection to the in line, to record music via cd player, radio, or any digital musical instrument.

i needed a voice recorder to record some classes i was taking by telephone, and this seems to work great in connection with the olympus tp7 telephone pickup (available at my local radio shack).

the negatives are that 1)i can't record line-in from like a stereo mini-plug, seems to be some annoying impedance problem (overloading) so if you want to record the radio, you'll have to set it in

of course that doesn't get you very far if you really want to advance ahead, but it's great for podcasts that have clear speech, like professional radio, but not so good for less professional

i am a radio podcaster now researching for advanced equipment.

she in in the radioligic technology field so you can imagine some of the technical discussion that takes place when she is trying to learn how the human body functions.

i had concerns about its compatibility with my existing radio shack phone recording device, but the concerns were quickly alleviated.

perfect for carrying around in a pocket or in the car to record those brief reminders for our to-do lists, or for recording longer things (like lectures, radio shows, etc).

maureen - asbury radio

if you spend a few bucks extra at radioshack, you can also record music cassettes or cds directly from a cassette deck or portable cd player (you could also do this with a turntable if you still have