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Olympus Pearlcorder S713 Microcassette Recorder | 
enlarge | Brand: Olympus Category: CE
List Price: $39.99 Buy New: $34.95 You Save: $5.04 (13%)
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Rating: 2 reviews
Media: Electronics Autographed: No Memorabilia: No Shipping Weight (lbs): 0.5 Dimensions (in): 9.5 x 6.6 x 1.8
MPN: 141358 Model: S713 UPC: 050332293311 EAN: 0050332293311 ASIN: B00007L9ZP
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| Features:
| • | Compact microcassette recorder with built-in stereo microphone and dynamic speaker | | • | Dual recording speeds extends 90-minute microcassette to 3 hours of recording | | • | Hands-free voice activation records upon hearing sound; built-in tape counter | | • | Fast playback modes runs 25 percent faster than regular mode; external microphone jack | | • | Runs for 17 hours on 2 AA batteries; measures 2.3 x 4.8 x 1 inches (W x H x D); 90-day warranty |
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Product Description Olympus Pearlcorder S713 microcassette recorder comes with voice activation so you can utilize it "hands-free" if desired. It also features fast play mode for playback that's 25% faster, and external jacks for headphones, earphones, and AC power.
Amazon.com Product Description Whether you're recording a class lecture, an interview, or a grocery list, the Olympus Pearlcorder S713 performs the task with gusto. Though it's not as powerful or feature packed as Olympus's line of digital voice recorders, the S713 microcassette recorder is outfitted with all the basics, including voice activation, fast playback, and multiple tape speeds. As a result, the device is a great choice for people who want reliable voice recording without all the extra bells and whistles. The Pearlcorder S713 is compatible with standard 60- and 90-minute microcassettes, though it also offers a second speed that extends the total recording time to three hours (on a 90-minute tape). Meanwhile, the voice activation mode makes it easy to record while performing other tasks. When activated, the variable-control voice actuator waits until it hears a sound to start recording, and then shuts off during a prolonged period of silence. In the interim, users can take notes or wield a camera without missing any footage or capturing a bunch of dead air. Users will also dig the fast playback mode, which runs 25 percent faster than regular mode. It's particularly helpful should you need to speed up a slow talker or scan the recording for a specific passage. Along the same vein, the quick review function lets you hear the footage you've just recorded. And, of course, the built-in tape counter helps you locate important audio anywhere else on the microcassette. Other features include cue/review buttons for fast and easy message monitoring; a built-in microphone for recording anytime, anywhere; jacks for an external microphone, earphones, and an AC adapter; and a built-in dynamic speaker that produces crystal-clear playback. The Pearlcorder S713, which runs for roughly 17 hours on a pair of AA batteries, measures 2.3 by 4.8 by 1 inches (W x H x D) and is backed by a 90-day warranty. What's in the Box Pearlcorder S713 microcassette recorder, user's manual.
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| Customer Reviews:
Don't purchase!! August 28, 2007 0 out of 1 found this review helpful
I am a writer and I decided to get a new micro recorder for work. I prefer tapes to digital so I went with the Olympus pearlcorder. I used the product, everything recorded fine and clear. However, my headphones don't fit in the headphone jack! I've tried four sets to include my Ipod headphones and nothing fits! I'm not sure what, if any, size headphones would fit, but I am EXTREMELY disappointed in this product.
Very good sound and features August 11, 2006 4 out of 4 found this review helpful
I've had an Olympus Pearlcorder S713 for several years now. It has many features hard to find on new recorders. It has red LED to signal recording, a 3-digit tape counter, jacks for external headphone and microphone, auto stops at end of tape. Also has dual recording speeds and voice activated recording. I don't notice any tape noise while using internal microphone. The only caveat is that it's a microcassette. But still, the sound quality is even good for recording a little singing (in my opinion).
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