🎧 Enhance Your Audio Capturing Experience with Philips Voice Tracer DVT2000: Stereo Recording at its Best! Review

Bought 8 of these when Amazon screwed up and put them on sale for $10. The recorder has the characteristics of much more expensive models. Features a port for transferring data files and an option for a micro SD memory card. Now $57 each glad I bought 8 when I did.

Great device, records everything well. Lots of customizable features for different post types. Lots of onboard storage plus expandable microSD card. My only complaint was that it doesn't support external stereo microphones or line-in, meaning it won't accept external input from a power-out device such as a laptop. B. another tape recorder, or from something like an iPod or other device with an output power. , the features I wanted. Built-in microphones record in stereo,

I've been buying voice recorders for at least 15 years. Audio was a bygone career and is still a hobby today. I have recorders from Sony, Tascam, Marantz, Alesis, iRiver and others including Philips. For a long time I thought Philips recorders were overpriced, but Revain is closing some stock and lowering prices enough to make Philips worth a shot. But the DVT2000 is scrap at ANY price. It is difficult or impossible to avoid recordings with severely distorted sound. There are only two…