Sony Digital Voice Recorder

[0.3 lb] I I have been using Sony voice recorder for over 12 years I cannot imagine living without it I tell everyone that they should have one the built-in USB drive makes it even better

[0.04 lb] I purchased this Rode SC3 to attach my Rode Lav mic to my Sony voice recorder. Works as advertised. Get it.

[0.09 lb] I have these mics hooked up to Sony Digital Voice Recorders. They work GREAT!!! Don't waste your money on expensive wireless microphones that don't ever give you 100% reliable, great sounding audio. Get these mics paired up with an audio recorder for professional sound!!!I've been in the video business for over 6 years, and have had horrible experiences with all other professional brands, including: Shure, Sennheiser, and others... Ever since I've abandoned my wireless, $ systems and replaced them with these inexpensive mics paired up with Sony Digital Voice Recorders, I have had REMARKABLE audio, and will never go back to the wireless systems. It takes a little more time to edit and sync the audio to the video, but the end product is WELL worth it!!!These simple, inexpensive mics are GREAT to use for every day recording: talking heads, interviews, weddings, commercials, ambient sound, etc!

[Cable] connects my digital recorder to computer for digital transfer

[0.37 lb] Works well with my old Sony cam recorder

[9.5 lb / 4.3 kg] For the price you really can't beat this product. Turned my single tripod into so much more. You may very well find some other use for it. I used this to hold a voice recorder , 2 mirrorless cameras and a Yolobox mini.. Works great for me.

[2.7 V] I am using this mic with a Samsung Galaxy S8 using the samsung Voice Recorder App. It works beautifully. There is no echo and no popping. Great buy!

[Stereo] This little recorder is a great pocket-sized recorder for voice or shortwave radio recording. I especially like that it uses a cable to attach to the PC instead of an integral USB plug. While it doesn't support compressed audio, the files are relatively small due to being monaural and at a low bit-rate. The recorder also has a pretty substantial memory capacity, and it is low power and runs for a very long time on alkaline or NiMH AAA cells.

[Plug-In Power] Guys, seriously, go with this microphone. It gives great semi-professional sound, and it's a great price! What I did is I bought a Sony voice recorder and I use this mic plugged into the mic jack of the voice recorder to sync up to my video interviews later...I get great results! I also use a Rode mic ontop of my DSLR for more depth to my interview sound and as backup sound, but I do love this little mic! Highly recommend!

[2] This is probably the easiest recorder that I have used. When I paired this with my Electro-Voice RE320 broadcast mic, I get a clean voiceover that I don't have to do a whole lot in post to fix.