Best Voice Recorders and Transcribers for Research

after researching my options, on a limited budget, i chose this digital voice recorder to record my grand piano playing vocal parts.

this recorder is perfect for journalists and researchers who do interviews.

i bought this unit several months ago to record interviews i was conducting as qualitative research for my doctoral dissertation.

purchased product after several weeks of research a few weeks ago; for use in large lecture hall at law school; though i sit in the front of the class nearest the professor, i doubt product couldn't

i purchased this product to record focus groups of 10-12 people for several research projects we are conducting.

i bought the ds -30 olympus ds30 digital voice recorder mainly for interviews and conversations of up to 4 people for a research study.

after a few minutes of research online i learned that itunes can be configured to automatically convert these files into mp3s, a more universal format, so that problem was easily solved.

after doing quite a bit of research i purchased this to "podcast" some events (seminars).

came home & researched on internet & found this.

i bought this item after much research - at this price range, this seemed to be the best recording device for my needs.

after doing research to compare digital voice recorders, i settled on the olympus.

i did not get to do alot of research on digital recorders--i just took a chance and i am glad i did.

i am a radio podcaster now researching for advanced equipment.

after some research and some hands on shopping, i chose the olympus vn4100.

i bought this after tons of research, because i wanted a high quality digital voice recorder for under $100, small, user-friendly & pc compatible, that also doubled as a good mp3 player.

i am currently researching other voice recorders with a track record of reliability.

i actually placed an order for it, but did my research a little late.