MicroMemo for iPod nano G2 - Black

Aber die Umsetzung scheitert an der Aufnahmequalität und den zu Leisen boxen. Sehr Schade!Hat jemand die gleichen Erfahrungen gemacht?

it was a super cool product but i made a mistake as it was not for my I pod .......but it worked and super cool none the less

First I'd like to say that the speaker that comes with it is useless... you can still hear stuff but it's tinny and distorted.Having said that, I bought this as an audio recorder and let me tell you, this one performs! It accepts external microphones, there is a quick-record button on the side of the unit, and it looks so smart. It's very easy to use, and the supplied microphone is also very good.I do product reviews on YouTube and bought this because I wanted to make the audio on my videos be clearer, I looked for normal audio recorders like the ones made by Sony but they were too expensive and only recorded in MP3 format, I wanted something that recorded in uncompressed WAV format and this one does it! You have two settings, high and low, the low setting is okay for recording lectures for example, but the high setting is perfect for capturing high-fidelity sound. Sure, it's not a professional recording station but when I said high-fidelity I meant in terms of a user product, which this clearly is.If you're looking for professional-quality recording, you won't get it for this price, but if you want a good recording device that you can use with the iPod (that's probably neglected like mine was before using it with this), and that records in WAV, then go for it! It's so cheap... To think that this used to cost around £80 and you can get it for around a fiver is brilliant... It revived my 2nd-gen iPod nano and I didn't need to spend a hundred pounds for a recorded that captured in WAV form.It fits nice and flush with the iPod nano 2nd generation... In short form, buy this :)

I intend to use the memo recorder as a way to bypass a $1000 professional wireless mic for video productions. I have to videotape 5 year olds. The micromemo does a preeeeetty good job. Even though I use the 16 bit 44.1k setting, there is still a little too much hiss. I have to process the audio clip to reduce the hiss, then it is useable. For college folk recording lectures or most anything else I think it does and awesome job. Pro audio though has higher standards. Someone on earth needs to make a $125 recorder that has NO hiss. This is a good product.

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