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Olympus LS-100 Multi Track PCM recorder with XLR inputs. NEW!
Professional Multi Track recording in an affordable, easy to use package-finally!
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Olympus DM-4 Digital RecorderNEW!
The DM-4, everything you expect from a recorder,and then some. Supports Daisy specialty software that converts textbooks into speech for the blind and dyslexic.
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Olympus DM-2 Digital RecorderNEW!
The DM-2, everything you expect from a recorder,and then some. 4 GB internal memory, full color LCD screen. Records in multiple formats.
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Olympus WS-803NEW!
Olympus WS-803 Stereo recorder. Records in WMA and PCM (ultra high quality .wav)
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Olympus WS-802-GrayNEW!
Olympus WS-802 Stereo recorder. Records in WMA and PCM (ultra high quality .wav)
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Olympus WS-801NEW!
The WS-801 features two internal directional condenser microphones engineered to capture sound at a wide range of decibel levels.
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Olympus VN-702PCThe VN-702PC is the the latest in a long line of simple, high quality personal recorders by Olympus. Great note taker for home, office, or school.
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Olympus VN7200NEW!
The VN-7200 combines the simplicity of analog recorders with Olympus’ renowned audio technology
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Olympus DP-201 Personal RecorderNEW!
The latest in simple, affordable personal recorders form industry leading Olympus.
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