The reviews of the Olympus LS-10 have been pretty good from the blogs and reviews sites. However, it has been getting a ringing endorsement from film and nature recording sound pro's lately. Where the Sony PCM-D50 sounds amazing but is a bit on the heavy side, the LS-10 has been touted for it's great sound, MP3 recording ability and its on board stereo speakers for playback and review without headphones. Also, since it operates on two AA batteries and uses SD card for recording media, it makes a great option for easy powering up and adding extra time to your recording. By no means am I knocking the Sony PCM-SD 50, just relaying the frequent discussions i have read by people who record for a living :^) Buy the Olympus LS-10 @ Amazon
The normal price for this recorder starts at about $307 from other reputable retailers and includes free shipping from Amazon.
Quickie specs:
- Up to 12 hours of recording capability
- 2 GB built-in memory and SD removable card slot.
- Aluminum body
- Built-in stereo speakers.
- 24 bit/ 96 kHz linear PCM recording.
- Multiple recording formats: WAV, MP3, and WMA
- High-sensitivity microphones
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