Voice Recorders

The evolution of dictation machines from bulky analog devices to advanced digital recorders has enabled us to understand analog customers' needs and preferences, leading to continuous product improvement.

Martel offers a wide range of digital voice recorders, including legal dictation machines, dictation recorders, and digital dictation machines, at competitive prices. They are an official dealer for major manufacturers, providing solutions for various applications like professional dictation machines, court reporting, city council meetings, and conference recording systems. Shop the world's most extensive range of conference recorder sets at Martel. We're sure to have the meeting recorder system for your recording needs.

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Marantz PMD620MKII Replacement Sony S1

Martel Electronics

MSRP: $799.99

Now: $399.99

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Marantz PMD620 Replacement Sony S1 is 3X times more powerful than the Marantz PMD620 MKII The new S1 has a built-in microphone that can pick up voices 100 feet away! If you have had a Marantz PMD620 in the past and love the audio...

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DM430 Meeting Conference Microphone with Stand Does not Need a Battery

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This microphone works with almost all of Martel Conference meeting recorder packages. It does not require any batteries which makes it very convenient. This microphone works extremely well with the easy meeting recorder package...

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Olympus Conference\Meeting Recording System

Olympus Dictation Equipment

MSRP: $1,399.00

Now: $849.99

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The Olympus professional conference\meeting digital voice recorder is designed to dramatically increase efficiency and streamline operations in any professional environment. FREE NEXT DAY AIR DELIVERY This professional recorder...

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How to Record a meeting: Search for a recorder, but first determine what type of voice meeting recording equipment you will need to purchase.

Need help to determine which meeting Conference Recorder you need for your meeting. It is almost impossible to hand write notes in a busy meeting.

Step 1. Determine the room size. This is an official calculation I got from an expert from an audio engineer. Measure the room width by the length. Then take those 2 measurements and add them together. For every 10 feet (3.05 m) add an extra microphone. It is magical and an easy way to determine how many conference meeting microphones you will need to buy for a room.

Step 2. What brand of digital meeting recorder should I buy, Marantz, Sony, Philips, Olympus, Zoom? So there are a lot of conference voice recorders on the market today. Some are for consumers and some are for professionals. Here is how to select a meeting recorder. The main difference between consumer and professional is the type of audio file the recorder is going used to store the audio. An audio format is a file format that you used to store voice recording on your meeting recorder. Generally via an SD card.

There are the only a few main Audio recording formats that digital voice recorder uses to record today.

The main recording format that most consumer voice meeting recorders use is .mp3. This file type is generally good for most voices and can be played and streaming by all computers. The second most common type is uncompressed .wav files. These files are bigger but are more clear.

When you finally give up on handwritten notes from your meeting, you may want to invest in a great meeting conference recorder.

To start recording your meeting recorder follow these easy steps:

On all recorders there is power on/off button, turn the recorder on.

You must find the Stop and Record buttons to identify where you are at in the recording process.

Press and hold the REC button, this will begin the recording of voices in your meeting. Most recorders have a mirror bar indicator showing you that your voice recording is working. You also may see a red light indicator alerting your people that you are being recorded.

When you are done, press the stop button. You may now see a play button so you can review your recordings.

We have consulted with experts and audio engineered to make sure this is accurate information. Martel has been providing quality recording equipment since 1957. If you enjoyed this content, let us know. Shop our large selection of meeting conference recording equipment solutions.

5 Things you should consider before buying a meeting recorder

What format does the meeting recorder used to record the audio files. We suggest mp3 which is a universal file that all computers can play Mac and PC.

Does the meeting voice recorder have microphone inputs for external meeting microphones.

Can the conference, meeting recorder adjust the record level to ensure a perfect voice recording.

What conference recorder would be compatible with transcription software for transcribing the meeting after the recording is finished. We have digital meeting recorder packages that have the correct transcription software included with the recorder.

Remember that if you are looking to buy a meeting/conference recording equipment you can always contact Martel Electronics for an expert to help with your recording needs.

Voice Recorders

The evolution of dictation machines from bulky analog devices to advanced digital recorders has enabled us to understand analog customers' needs and preferences, leading to continuous product improvement.

Marantz PMD620MKII Replacement Sony S1

DM430 Meeting Conference Microphone with Stand Does not Need a Battery

Olympus Conference\Meeting Recording System

A Helpful Guide to Meeting Recorders

How to Record a meeting: Search for a recorder, but first determine what type of voice meeting recording equipment you will need to purchase.

To start recording your meeting recorder follow these easy steps:

5 Things you should consider before buying a meeting recorder