Before making a final decision, I'd listen to some of the podcasts that Neal
Ewers has done on portable recorders. He's blind, and has reviewed recorders
by Olympus, Sony, Zoom, etc.
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thanks. i would have gotten an ls100 if the menues were spoken so i could
really use the multy track recording aspects.
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The Olympus models with voice guidance are probably the most accessible
general-market recorders. I have the LS7. The LS100 is also very good.
----- Original Message -----
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hello list. i need a decent digital recorder with decent condenser mike
that is easy to use and makes good recordings of live music
performences.any ideas?
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