📞 OM Digital Solutions TP-7 Telephone Pick Up: Enhance Call Clarity and Quality with this Superior Device Review

Two major flaws, otherwise great product. 1) There is no monitoring via the headphones. This means you should be able to hear through the headphones. This muffles the sound and makes some conversations almost incomprehensible. 2) There is no way to change my side of the conversation. Playback is loud on my side and normal on the phone side. When you have to speak out loud due to a bad connection, it sounds like you're screaming. There should be a microphone adjustment and a built-in monitor.

I bought this unit to use with Olympus DS series recorders but it should work with most recorders with inputs. Mono, stereo and mini jack adapters are included, and of course you can buy additional adapters. Phone recording works fine. Make sure it works and keep your own voice low to keep the recording balanced. Sometimes the playback on the computer is more balanced and sounds better than the sound on the device's own speaker. And as a bonus, you can use this mic for interviews in place of a…

I needed to record a cell phone call and it was the cheapest option. the earpiece has a microphone on the opposite side that records what your conversation partner says and your voice (slightly louder). I bought it on Friday and it was at my house on Monday. Wonderful. One thing, this mic doesn't have its own power supply, so whatever recording device you connect it to must supply power. I used an Olympus VN-2100 digital recorder and it worked almost flawlessly. I say almost because the…

Olympus TP-7 Call Recorder I have not remembered when I have bought a product that does what it says on the tin, complete, simple and inexpensive. I'm a writer using the TP-7 for phone interviews. I thought something was missing from the box when I opened it and found only a cable with a mini plug on one end and an earphone on the other. All you have to do is connect the plug to the recording device, put the receiver in one ear and talk on the phone as usual. It picks up both sides of a…

Olympus TP-8 Phone Microphone I bought an Olympus TP-7 Phone Voice Recorder Microphone to use with my Olympus WS-700M digital recorder and it works like a charm. The recorder provides power to the microphone, eliminating the need for external (battery) power and battery replacement. The microphone head is slightly curved to ensure the microphone fits snugly against the phone and provides a comfortable fit for the user. The voice quality is excellent. This microphone allows you to clearly hear…

Bought this to record phone conversations on an Olympus WS 210s digital voice recorder. Nothing but outstanding. It records both sides of a conversation in high definition, fits comfortably in your ear and allows you to record both mobile and landline calls with equal ease. It comes with multiple ear tips for different ear sizes and has a 1.5m cord so it can be easily moved around during use. After trying different Radio Shack devices I can tell you that this is the best option. . Not only is…

I hesitated not to realize how easy this little thing works. I connected it to my Sony ICD-UX71 digital voice recorder, put the receiver in my ear and made a call. I tested it on the go with my Palm Treo680 cell phone. He answered the call beautifully from both ends. I got all the sounds from the car too, but it might be a function of my Sony radio, I don't know for sure. In any case, the microphone in this device is sensitive and works very well! The speaker seemed a little uncomfortable at…

I bought this for my mother because she sold someone something very expensive and being from another time agreed that person would pay her would when she said she would pay them. Well, after a year and 4 million excuses, the woman still hasn't paid her mother to buy it. It was clear that this woman had no intention of paying her and was in fact cheating on an elderly woman who was selling her property just to pay for chemotherapy. I hate to say it, but some people are screwed - big deal…

After several "we never said that" deals with my insurance company, cable company, and ISP, I've found myself recording more and more phone calls just to protect my interests . Too bad you can't easily access the NSA archives, but for now I guess I just have to keep my own records. === Good stuff ===* The device works as promised. Plug in the handset and use your phone as usual. I downloaded a free copy of Audacity, hooked up the cartridge to my Windows PC and after a quick level calibration I…