Sony TCM150 Standard Cassette Voice Recorder by Sony
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Digital camera reviews of Sony TCM150 Standard Cassette Voice Recorder
Digital camera Review: Great Choice
Summary: 4 Stars
Product arrived very quickly and was of high quality. The quality of the play back sound was very good. I found the product easy to use and have even sold my mother on it.Digital camera Review: Great Church Choir Accessory
Summary: 4 Stars
I am on my second one of these machines. I use it extensively and rigorously. It's great for recording church choir rehearsals to assist me in learning my part and also to listen to the practices for entertainment, as well. The recorder picks up all the "studio chatter" of the rehearsals and also has fairly good fidelity for such a basic, analog system. I have been quite pleased with this tape machine.Digital camera Review: Great Product
Summary: 5 Stars
This is product being used by my son to get statements from the High School Football Coach on what he thinks of the game plays.
In other words....
1) Rough Use
2) Wet/Damp Weather
3) Cold Temperatures
4) Reliable
Digital camera Review: Great Product for the Price
Summary: 5 Stars
Works great, sooo easy to use. I use it for listening to hypnosis tapes and dictating into.Digital camera Review: Great Recorder for Voice
Summary: 5 Stars
I own three of these units. The two speed model is similar. They are excellent. AUDIO Tape is a better medium for live recodings as the digital recorders I have used ALL DISTORT on loud passages. This recorder has AGC (auto level recording) which is great for voice recording of classes etc or for recording family history (interview your parents) etc. Be sure to use a decent grade audio tape with this. I recomment the Fugi 90 minute normal bias tapes. Maxell tape has more noise and is prone to defects. Also use fresh (Alkaline) batteries and change them after every two or three tapes. And use a Q tip and alcohol to clean the heads after 10 tapes. This will insure good quality recordings. One a tape recording has been made you can transfer this onto CD if desired.