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Usually ships in 1 business days | | Only 1 left in stock, order soon! | | | | | | Note your thoughts while on the move. This digital voice recorder features voice operated recording and up to 280 hours of storage. Always remember those random thoughts. The ICD-BX700 digital voice recorder provides up to 280 hours of recording capacity via 1GB flash memory. Boasting an ultra-lightweight design, four recorder modes and five message folders, it's the perfect travel companion. This recorder also comes equipped with voice operated recording which starts and stops recording automatically. Additional features include digital pitch control, stereo microphone jack and alarm function. | | | |
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| | Product Details | | Product Length: | 6.0 inches | | Product Width: | 1.8 inches | | Product Height: | 10.2 inches | | Product Weight: | 0.4 pounds | | Package Length: | 6.6 inches | | Package Width: | 5.6 inches | | Package Height: | 2.2 inches | | Package Weight: | 0.3 pounds | | Average Customer Rating: |  based on 53 reviews |
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| | Features | 280 hours of recording time (LP mode)1 GB Flash MemoryStereo recording with optimal microphoneNew super high quality mode - 192kbbs of MP3 recording and a frequency range up to 20,000HzStereo microphone jack
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245 of 256 found the following review helpful:
 Be careful!! Works Ok May 25, 2009
By Oscar Hernandez V
Lets see, the recorder works perfect! Good sound and quality... BUT has one mayor issue, you can't connect to the PC trough a USB port. The only way is with a Mini Stereo Jack, and here comes the problem, since the only way to passed your recording to the PC, are on real time, I mean, after you connect the recorder, you must press the "play button" and start to record all the files on to your computer, So if you record 50 hours, 50 hours will take you passed the file to your PC. Not such a good and fast way. Other than that, the voice recorder work perfect.
If you are plaining on buy it, please take this in consideration.!
70 of 75 found the following review helpful:
 If you don't need usb port this is an excellent recorder!! Nov 07, 2009
By Shlomo
The Sony ICD-bx700 is the same exact recorder as the ICD-px720 EXCEPT it does not have a usb port for fast/easy transfers of files to a computer AND it's silver instead of black. Cost difference between the two is about $10-$20 so once you decide whether you need a usb port or not the decision is a no brainer. Both Recorders have SHQ + HQ mode which allow recordings in stereo BUT only if you're using an external stereo mic like Sony's ecm-ds70p which I do use with them and recomend. Sound quality on these recorders is excellent in SHQ or HQ modes and HQ mode on them compared to HQ mode on Sony's cheaper/older icd-b300/b400/b600 models is MUCH MUCH better with no unwanted hiss like on those lower models. The built-in mics are quite sensitive and do a much better job then the Olympus VN-5000 which isn't a bad recorder either. I do have Sony's external stereo mic (ecm-ds70p) that I mentioned and not only does it allow fairly great Stereo recordings for a budget price but quite noticeably improves sound sensitivity + overall SQ.
The external mic is certainly not a necessity though since these recorders do have sensitive + good quality built-in mics but it will allow stereo recordigs + improve SQ and take an already excellent recorder to another level.
In short decide whether you need a usb port or not and get the corresponding model ICD-bx700 or ICD-px720 because except for that they are the same exact thing and for the money can't be beat. Very good quality and very satisfied with both of them!
37 of 39 found the following review helpful:
 Reliable, small, easy to use May 25, 2009
By Music Man
Though I haven't used this as maybe it was intended as a voice recorder, this little guy has done me well since I bought it. For me, its best use i to practice brass instruments into it and get instant feedback. Granted, it's not the best sound I would come to expect, but I realize I'm not playing into a $1,000 mic either. With the mic sensitivity on low, I get excellent results playing directly at the unit - the levels work well considering.
The only thing I wish it could do was playback or USB transfer to a computer. The model above this wouldn't have helped me either as it appears to be PC only.
Overall, nice little piece of equipment. I take it with me in my horn case all the time!
17 of 18 found the following review helpful:
 BEWARE, NOT PC COMPATIBLE INFORMATION IN AD IS WRONG, Jun 17, 2009
By Terry
"TERRYSJEWEL"
This item arrived and it is not PC compatible. There is no PC jack, and the ad says there is BUT there is NOT. VERY frustrating
8 of 8 found the following review helpful:
Commendable Sep 14, 2009
By Luis Villa Melendez
"levil"
The recorder has a nice sensibility without causing noise. Works for all my needs and is easy to carry and operate. I bought it to replace my old tape recorder and I have plenty of features and time to record in 5 different folders. The battery life is very good and I'm very satisfied for the price and functionality.
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