🎤 Sony ICDUX70RED Digital Voice Recorder: MP3 Stereo Recording and Playback at Its Finest Review

Combined with a tape recorder to phone adapter you get a great way to record phone conversations in bulk. This device outperforms many other recorders because it creates easy-to-use MP3 files and is available as a mass storage device without additional software. Other voice recorders fall short when it comes to actually extracting files from the device and this is where this digital voice recorder excels.

I bought this recorder in a hurry because I had promised to record a company training course I was attending and two days before I discovered that my existing digital voice recorder had entered digital recorder heaven was. I was worried it might not be perfect but I was in a hurry and it had the plus of being able to record files as an .mp3 file. After using it I found it easy to use and very handy being able to drag and drop files directly from this screen to any computer including my client…

I was surprised by the quality of this voice recorder. Initially I thought I would have to buy a microphone to record sound, but it's not really necessary. I absolutely needed this device for my foreign language class to improve my listening comprehension. I also attend a one-on-one dictation session that takes place in a very noisy room. No problem recording my sessions with the Sony ICDUX70RED model! I transferred all sessions to my iPod and all recordings were clear enough. The only downside

As Christmas 2009 approached, I had no idea that my "imp" would buy me the best present. When I was working for a newspaper I used a Sony ICDUX. This is a great tool as I can start recording in seconds and easily copy it to my laptop using the built in USB port. I found a small Leatherman bag that fitted perfectly and attached a crossbody strap to wear the Sony around my neck. There are 5 folders in this voice recorder so I keep one folder with mp3s and use the others to record interviews. The…

So I needed a Dictaphone that could record a semester's lectures in acceptable quality, store them and transfer them to a Mac. And it fits the bill very well. What I like best: 1. Excellent stereo recording quality even in SP or LP mode (4kbps for SP)2. The file structure is easy to use for class separation and can be manipulated on the computer3. The output is just plain old mp3, not a proprietary format like some other recorders4. Installation doesn't require any special software or drivers -