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Olympus S711BLUE Microcassette Voice Recorder | 
enlarge | Brand: Olympus Category: CE
List Price: $29.99 Buy New: $19.04 You Save: $10.95 (37%)
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Rating: 18 reviews
Color: Blue Media: Electronics Autographed: No Memorabilia: No Shipping Weight (lbs): 1 Dimensions (in): 4.8 x 2.3 x 1 Legal Disclaimer: Warranty does not cover misuse of product.
MPN: S711BLUE Model: S711BLUE UPC: 050332295612 EAN: 0050332295612 ASIN: B00005T3VT
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| Features:
| | Built-in front speaker, built-in condenser mic | | | Voice Operated Recording | | | One-touch recording | | | Dual Tape Speeds, Pocket Size |
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Product Description The easy-to-use S711 features Voice Activation mode so you can record "hands free" and includes a fast play mode for 25% faster playback along with external jacks for headphones, earphones and AC power.
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Great, beautiful controls... Easy to use buttons, features November 10, 2003 Shane (West Palm Beach, FL USA) 90 out of 97 found this review helpful
The Olympus Microcassette Recorder S711 is the perfect utensil for corporate meetings, fun stuff, and stuff you know you will remember. It slashes a digital recorder, because the simple tapes that you buy may include almost 90 mins. of space. That's 270 mins. with all 3 tapes (if 90 mins. are included) That is even more then some of the digital voice recorders that top $50. This proves a digital voice recorder isn't and wasn't worth my while. At first, when searching I'd looked towards Sony and Olympus for their digital recorders. But that is nothing compared to their microcassette recorders. Sony has been doing well for quite a while, but it is tiny, puny, and not worth it once compared to the Olympus.Pros -Large, easy to use buttons. Nothing fancy -Allows 2 type of speeds -From a name brand that you trust -Cheap, but accurate -3 tapes with 90 mins. can hold more than some digital recorders which top $50 Cons -Looks aging -Some buttons are too big and bulky -Blue, I think not, Maybe Grey or something else Overall, I rate the Olympus 5 stars. It isn't too big or small, and it is accurate. It allows you to record with microcassette tapes, and has been proven much better than a digital voice recorder. I'm glad that I own it, and I would like you to have it too.
olympus is a good recorder August 28, 2003 42 out of 44 found this review helpful
I got my olympus for my anatomy class and it works great. the only problem i am having is trying to find the in the ear headphones for it. it records great. if your teacher mumbles you can turn up the volume so you can hear him better. Turning up the volume is like turning up the microphone. there is not wind sounding static noise. you can take a 30 min tape and make it an hour by using the 1/2 speed record. but if you want to listen to it on another machine with out this feature it sounds like alvin and the chiip munks. it is small and the blue is like navy blue not that pale blue in the picture. I have seen more expensive micro recorders for more. it is great for college or high school students with out alot of money. you could not ask for a better record quality.
Good performance for bargain price January 25, 2007 Ed A. Coury 9 out of 9 found this review helpful
Great deal -- recorder has 2 speeds, is easy to use, compact, and records/plays back well.
Does what I want it to! That's all that matters! May 16, 2006 Steven A. Martin (Hurricane, Wv) 13 out of 15 found this review helpful
I am a musician, and I own an eight track digital recorder for completed musical ideas, but sometimes i wake up at night with a vocal or lyrical idea that i just don't want to forget. I can keep this handy little recorder by my bed, that way i won't forget my great ideas. This product does what i want it to do, it helps me get my ideas out so that I don't forget them the next day. I heard that the idea for the opening riff for "Satisfaction" by The Rolling Stones was recorded as Keith Richards awoke with an idea in his head. It has been said that all that could be heard on the rest of the tape is Keith snoring! lol!! this may not be that very recorder, but it'll do fine by me.
microcassette September 11, 2005 KW (Oregon) 15 out of 18 found this review helpful
I use microcassettes for interviews. The function buttons need to be easy to memorize, inconspicuous, and quiet. The s711 meets all these requirements. The blue is a nice effect, a little less intimidating than BLACK. It even came with batteries that were still viable. What more could I want? thanks. kaw
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