A compact professional stereo recorder designed to give court reporters a completely separate backup audio file without depending on the laptop, CAT software, or primary recording program.
Keep the same simple independent backup recorder with you whether the proceeding is in person, in a courtroom, or being conducted over Zoom.
Meeting mode is the easy choice for depositions, Zoom deposition backup, courtroom proceedings, hearings, meetings, classrooms, and situations with multiple speakers.
Computers can freeze, programs can close, cables can disconnect, internet connections can be interrupted, and audio settings can change. A dedicated recorder gives you a second recording path that stays separate from your primary system.
The audio is stored directly on the dedicated recorder rather than depending on your laptop or primary recording software.
The red status light gives you a quick visual confirmation that recording is active.
Up to 35 hours of battery recording time means you can prepare the recorder before the job and keep your workflow simple.
Connect the USB-C cable and copy recordings to a Windows or macOS computer without special transfer software.
Martel includes a USB wall charging adapter and USB-C cable so you can conveniently recharge the recorder’s built-in battery before your proceeding.
The dedicated 3.5mm microphone input gives court reporters the option of using a compatible external microphone when desired.
Choose the format that matches the job without needing special computer recording software.
Martel includes the charging accessories and quick-start instructions so you can get the recorder ready for your court reporting workflow.
Charge it before the job, select Meeting, press Record, confirm the red light, and let your independent backup recorder do its job while you concentrate on yours.
Use it for depositions, Zoom depositions, courtroom proceedings, hearings, and everyday court reporting backup.
Your backup recorder does not have to be complicated. Charge it, select Meeting, press Record, confirm the red light, and protect the proceeding.

