Sony M2000A Microcassette Transcribing Machine
Sony M2000A Microcassette Transcribing Machine
- 3 Position Automatic Backspace
- Conference Recording with Built-In Microphone
- Remote Microphone/Telephone Recording Jack
- 2 Speed Operation
- Built-In Speaker
Sony M2000A Microcassette Transcribing Machine
M-2000 “takes” dictation, records meetings, interviews even phone conversations, using convenient microcassettes in two speeds. Then it “gives” what’s been recorded, playing it back for transcribing or just listening. The M-2000 has an automatic backspace that replays the last few seconds for transcribing confirmation, and variable playback speed for greater transcribing accuracy. Compact design needs little desk space. Foot control and listening device are included.
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List Price: $ 249.95
Price: $ 249.95
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Transcriber overall review,
On the positive side, the transcriber was delivered quickly. Packaging was very good, with all of the required accessories that was advertised. The size was perfect as a spacesaver, and it looked very contemporary and professional. However, the counter is extremely small. You would need a magnifying glass to read the counter. Also, when the foot pedal is pressed either to go forward or backward, there is a loud, annoying sound. I tried to transcribe a short tape, but the loud sound whenever the pedal was pressed, was just too aggravating. Due to time constraints and an extremely busy schedule, I was unable to return the transcriber. Overall, the transcriber lives up to SONY’s reputation as far as performance is concerned, however, I was very disappointed with the foot pedal. I went back to using my old transcriber (not a SONY).
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|Microcassette transcriber,
This is ok for the price, but there is no erase feature and so I have to use an older transcriber to erase tapes. The cassette compartment does not always open properly and I have to work with it to make it open. I realize that most transcribers are digital and this is still a cassette, but my boss is old school and does not use anything digital. Overall not as good as my older one that finally quit after several years.
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|Not bad,
I used an older Sony machine prior to purchasing this one. While it’s nice that it’s smaller, it only gives you 3 options for reverse time (and none are right for what I’m used to) and it doesn’t have the ability to erase a tape when you’re done. It also does not have an on/off switch. It goes on when you hit the foot pedal.
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