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Sony PCM-M10 (Black)Item ID: PCMM1024-bit/96kHz Handheld Flash Recorder with Built-in Mics, Built-in Speaker, and 4GB of Internal Memory 
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From Our Research Team:Pristine Digital Recording, in the Palm of Your HandWhen you need both high-resolution digital quality and the flexibility of different recording formats, you need this recorder. Sony's PCM-M10 gives you the ability to record prisitine 96kHz audio — perfect for documenting live shows, recitals, services, and other events! If it's convenience you're looking for, here it is: you can also record straight to MP3! You can even use the built-in practice features to slow tracks down as you learn each riff and passage. This is an incredibly compact rehearsal tool you can truly take anywhere!The PCM-M10's built-in 4GB flash memory has plenty of room for your recordings and files, and you can even use an additional Micro SD for a storage-space boost! The PCM-M10 is incredibly easy to use, thanks to its smart control layout and large backlit display. Sony PCM-M10 Linear PCM Recorder Features at a Glance:
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Reviewsbased on 9 reviewsRecording with the pcm-m10
by Sean from Australia
I have been very happy with it and it would come in handy with a video camera when edited on a computer. I recorded with it at a bird park and the sound was amazing and i recorded a concert with my fa... read more [+]thers singing teachers concert at her house in a wav recording and i copyed it to my mac and burned it to a cd for her and her students and they were amazed of the sound quality for its size and it is great when you go bush walking to get the sounds from around you and would highly recamend it and it would be great for recording a wedding in a church to get the accusits. I brought mine here in oz close [-]
June 19, 2011 Music Background: Hobbyist Perfect!
by Taimur Khan from Race Course Road, Rawalpindi, Pakistan
Compared to the Zoom H4n, which I also own and like a lot, the PCM M10 has better built-in mics (handle sibilance very well) and quieter pres, start up time is much faster and battery life is very lon... read more [+]g. Separate line in and mic inputs are also very useful. Omnidirectional mics are a very good idea for such portable recorders as the sound captured is very balanced and placement is not a big problem. The proximity effect is still there so it does record sources closeup very well. Comes with a wired remote. I'm really happy with this purchase. close [-]
November 6, 2010 Music Background: Classical Musician Sony does it. again
by Doug Kennedy from Ashland, Oregon
I'll keep this short. This recorder is outstanding. For field work I use Rode NT4 stereo mics or even the AT822 (older model). What I wanted to emphasize is with significant internal memory and easily... read more [+] added micro sd cards one can record music at obviously high resolution. The line in records surprisingly with high fidelity stability and very low noise. July 25, 2010 Music Background: Musician, Composer, Media Since mp3s are the rage now I wanted to share this. When you acutally record at an mp3 rate directly rather than dither it down from a cd or higher resolution captured source file, you will be amazed at the difference. For instance on a Masterlink if your final master effort is recorded at 16/44 rather than at 24/96 and then dithered down (compressed) to 16/44 when burning a cd you get no perceptible loss of fidelity. Yes the original recording sessions should be at the highest possible (or practical) resolution but when making a final disk try it at its final destination resolution. Ditering down even with exceptional equipment like the Masterlink and its outstanding dithering algorithms can and does often produce artifacts. The same thing holds true for the Sony unit. If mp3 files are what you want. don't capture cd quality files and have a computer program dither it down to 128 or even 320kbs. Record the source (cd player, even final studio audio recordingetc) directly into the line in at you final desired resolution. I use 320kbs usually but even at 128k you will get recordings that are superior to any downloaded 128 kbs file you get from Itunes or other sources. Don't take my word for it - give it a try. This recorder is absolutely superb both in the field and at making music files you can easily share on the net. For best performance get a good stereo mic. This unit has a mic boost so even most headworn or lav mics work great for certain endeavors. Stereo head worn binaural mics sound incredible as well for b roll/ environmental background sound. Unbelievable in such a small package and as mentioned by nearly everyone I've heard from, or has sritten about this device, the two AA batteriew last longer (much, much longer) than any other device of this type. 24 hours is an understatement. Home run! - Doug - Fingerpick Magazine close [-] Awesome recorder!
by Lipe from Buffalo NY
Very good portable recorder. If you consider what you get for the price, the Sony PCM-M10 is way ahead of any other brand/model. I recorded with several types of instruments (flute, nylon guitar, perc... read more [+]ussion...) and the quality is impressive. Exactly what I wanted. The mic. preamp is also very good. I plugged a stereo Audio Technica Pro 24 (which actually sounds like crap on any mixer) and it turned out to be really good! Very intuitive, light and portable, solid construction, remote included as well as DC power. You won't be disappointed, you can't go wrong you this little guy. close [-]
December 5, 2009 Music Background: Classical and Electroacoustic music High Quality Within a Budget
by Dave from St. Louis, MO
This is my first experience owning a portable recording device, but having worked in professional studios and within my own pro-tools project studio, I've had experience with minidisc recorders and th... read more [+]e Edirol R-09hr. I can say that I am very pleased with the results. November 18, 2009 Music Background: Pro Musician, Composer I love the small size (almost no handling noise), and the internal hard drive. The buttons are all easy and intuitive, and the manual record level knob is a plus. The display is large and easy to read, with clear clipping indicators. Built to last. The built-in mics are very sensitive, omni-directional and are at their best when recording in close proximity. The noise floor is low - definitely what you'd expect from Sony. One big plus: The battery life is insane! I recorded a 2-hour concert and the gauge still reads "max". Not so cool: The accessories are expensive, but almost necessary. Getting a case ($30 list), windscreen ($50 list) and tripod ($70 list) can run you deeper than you may have intended to go. This is a great alternative to the Edirol R-09hr, which I almost bought before doing some extensive research. For $300, you just can't beat it. close [-] Also popular
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