A good idea | Olympus TP-7 Telephone Recording Device

Quality is as good or better than any other option. | Olympus TP-7 Telephone Recording Device

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	• Olympus TP-7 Telephone Recording Device Olympus Olympus, 2007 average customer review:based on 50 reviews view larger image
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highly recommended

Great accesory

Olympus ME-15 Microphone
This is a great accesory for the Olympus WS-300. The only thing I do not like, for which I can not rate this product as a 5 star, is that the ear bud make your outer ear sore. Unfortunately, it does not take long for the ear to hurt once you start using this accesory.Of course, the hurt subsides when removed.

A good idea

This mic fits well and is comfortable, though I have not tried it for longer than 15 minutes. Recording quality is good, better than the old suction cup microphones. I use it regularly.

Quality is as good or better than any other option.

I'm using this with an Olympus WS-300 and it's been working very well. The earpiece rubber is very thin, but that's just an observation, not a fault. I haven't had any issues with this mic. I like the way it works since I can use it to record from any phone device, unlike the suction cup types where it isn't very practical for a lot of modern phones. I've had this product for only a couple of months and so far so good.

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Works OK, fairly handy, reasonably priced

I use the telephone pickup with a DS2 recorder, though it seems to me that it would work with almost any recorder that had a standard mike input jack.

The device is a small, foam-cushioned microphone (about the size of an i-pod bud) that you put in your ear... So it picks up the acoustic vibrations as they pass between the telephone and your own eardrum. In contrast to magnetic pickups that can show up on sniffers, I don't see any way that the people at the other end would know that the conversation is being recorded when this purely acoustic pickup is used.

I have used it to record business transactions with large corporations, covering my responsibility by saying their standard phrase "this conversation may be recorded for quality assurance purposes". (I wonder whether it is fair to say this while we are in the "for information on your bill, please press 3 now" phase of the transaction? )

Overall, the results with the TP-7 were satisfactory --- the telephone's audio output seems to be major factor in determining the ovreall quality of the recording that one makes. This pickup offers a fairly simple, economical way of recording both ends of a telephone conversation.

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Works surprisingly well

I wondered if the design would really accomplish the task, but it does. The fidelity on both sides of the conversation is excellent.

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