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Electronics : Olympus WS-331M Digital Voice Recorder
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Olympus WS-331M Digital Voice Recorder from: Olympus Childrens Toy Shop Price: £99.71 Prices subject to change. |
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Batteries Included: 1 Batteries: 1 AAA Binding: Electronics Brand: Olympus EAN: 5051590063727 Label: Olympus Manufacturer: Olympus Model: WS-331M Publisher: Olympus Release Date: August 21, 2007 Studio: Olympus Sales Rank: 3114 MPN: WS-331M Features:
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Editorial Review: Product Description: Fully functioned voice recorder with highly specified MP3 player. Customer Reviews
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 Rating:  - A Little Gem for Snapshot SoundsIt does what it claims. This is the second Olympus we've bought; our previous one was the 1Gig WS320M, now a year old and still working beautifully in everyday use. If one sets the record quality to be the highest (ST XQ), with the Bass-Cut filter off and the mics in Conference mode, then the recordings make excellent stereo when played back on a PC with good speakers (eg I use Logitech X230). The quality is also good enough through the (surprisingly durable) supplied earpieces, with a bit of bass EQ added, if you have ear-holes big enough (17mm dia) to accommodate them! But I use my trusty old AKG240 headphones, which are far more comfortable (if a bit lacking in sensitivity for this machine) ... Read More: Rating:  - Olympus WS-331M dictaphoneThe recorded sound has to be the priority. Through its own speaker it sounds no better than my 30 year-old Binatone microtape. Given that the two microphones are tucked in to tiny little holes beneath the silverish top they are vulnerable to (no pun intended) the distortion of passing wind. I was out on Fistral Beach at Newquay early February and nothing but the light breeze (sounding like a force 15 storm) could be heard. I tried it later at the Beach Hut restaurant at Watergate beach to record an excellent lunch in convivial company and then discovered that whilst a lot of the ambience was captured (in conference mode) it proved near-impossible to distinguish foreground and background conversations when listening later. As an AppleMac user I was ... Read More: |
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