Well, I just got adigital recorder for taping meetings, adn this thing is
slick!  It can copy into many formats, and you can do stereo ro mono, and
you can upload to a computer if you desire, but the only drawback is that
it has some menus and initial settings that you have to set before you use
the thing, and you guessed it, no beeps or anything like that.





On Mon, 18 Sep 2006, Butch Bussen wrote:

> I don't know what is available these days,  I have a couple Philips home
> units and a commercial unit.  The later stuff I've seen are dual decks,
> and you can only copy from one to another, and of course, must use special
> blanks.  The older units had line in and line out just like any recorder.
> Many also had digital in and out.  You could copy from anything, lp, tape,
> or whatever.  As I said, I haven't kept up on the market to know what is
> out there these days.  Way way back when, I paid around $400 for my
> Philips, and around $700 for my Morantz.  I'd love to have one of the new
> Morantz ones.  From what I've read, they will do mp3s and everything.
> Around a grand though.
> 73s
> Butch Bussen
> wa0vjr
>