The Zoom H1 is a perfect recorder for concert recordings. With the XY configuration microphones on top of the recorder you can make perfect stereo recordings. The H1 is a compact, precize and flawless handy recorder that can make excellent stereo recordings. Besides, the zoom microphone to H1 has a low-cut filter. The auto-level feature protects the audio for cliping. You can save the recording to WAV and MP3 format.

The Zoom Q3 is perfect for recording anything where great audio and video are a must. From live musical performances and rehearsals, interviews, conferences to video podcasts, journalism, education, recitals, weddings or sports, the Q3 s pristine audio quality takes your videos to another level. With the built-in editor you can edit the audio and videoafter recording.

With the new Zoom Q3HD it is now possible to register them in HD format video and stereo sound to record. You can choose between 720p or 1080p video mode to record much detail. With a new lens the 'image' videotaped sensor is then compressed using the H.264 video codec format. He also has a larger aperture allowing more light to enter. This, along with 4x digital zoom, the zoom is unique in its class Q3HD  

TASCAM's DR-05 brings a high sound quality and stereo recordings into your pocket. It can record in MP3 and. wav format. Its sound quality is no less than 96kHz, 24-bit. Ideal for musicians, journalists and meetings. The layout of the DR-05 is designed for quick and accurate work. Recording, playback, volume, edit and delete only one button away. As you move through the menu pops up you will even find a limiter, low-cut filter and even a built-in chromatic tuner  

The compact DR-08 portable digital recorder from TASCAM packed serious audio quality in a handheld device that fits in your pocket. The stores 96kHz/24-bit WAV files (or web-friendly MP3 files) in audiophile-quality robust MicroSD media. The built-in microphones have a unique mechanism for the width and angle of the elements to change the pattern perfectly so you can tailor the best shot. 

The adjustable mics, four track recording and extended battery life of the Tascam DR-40 give you the flexibility you need to record all tracks. The DR-40 recorde four tracks with its built-in, high-quality condenser microphones, XLR mic or line inputs. The internal microphones are adjustable from XY to AB position to be able to adjust your recording to match the recording room and the surrounding noise. A pair of great sounding TASCAM mic preamps supply the condenser microphone with phantom power and record up to 96kHz in 24-bit resolution. Furthermore, the DR-40 is equiped with balanced XLR or 1 / 4 "line inputs.balanced Neutrik Combo jacks. The DR-40 accepts SD or SDHC cards up to 32GB, and even a 2GB card is included. Once recorded, you can play back recordings with equalisation and optional Level Align function to prevent volume jumps. A stereo reverb effect, a speaker and crhromatic tuner is built-in. simply send your images to a computer through the USB 2.0 connection.

Tascam introduces a very compact recorder for the iPhone 4 (S), the iPad (2) and the iPod Touch 4G. Due to this Tascam iM2 recorder the iOs equipment make sound recordings of high quality. Bit the iM2 is also interesting for video fanatics who ofthen use the camera function of there unit. Video recordings are due to the iM2 supported by high quality audio.

The Zoom H4n is a multifunctional portable recorder that can be used for about anything ranging form recording live concerts and interviews to the function as USB soundcard for your computer. Two build-in stereo microphones (X-Y) with adjustable angle between 90 and 120¨, but also with a possibility to connect two external (48V condensator) microphones. Handy pre-record buffer of 2 seconds so you never miss the beginning of a sudden event and you can set markers (cue points) during recording or playback.

Marantz puts the world of professional field recording within easy reach with the PMD620, a rugged yet lightweight digital recorder that doesn’t skimp on features or performance. The PMD620 fits comfortably in the palm of the hand and houses two high-quality electret condenser microphones and a monitor speaker, making it ideal for go-anywhere field recording application, such as interviews, podcasting, and meeting recording – even live music. A true handheld, the PMD620 features an intuitive layout and tactile buttons for easy one-hand operation, while a high-contrast organic LED (OLED) screen makes setup a cinch under any lighting conditions. Just hit the Menu/Store button and the interface quickly walks you through the choices to ensure optimal recording for your needs. The PMD620 uses convenient SD/SDHC cards, the most stable and commonly available type of flash media. Audio can be recorded either as uncompressed WAV files or any of three quality levels of MP3, in mono or stereo. So whether it’s capturing an interview, a lengthy board meeting or a band’s jam session, the PMD620 is always ready for action.

The Marantz PMD661 embodies the same, convenient handheld design as Marantz's other portable recorders. Yet, Marantz upped the ante, making the PMD661 capable of recording at even higher sample rates and bit depths - straight to SD media. Marantz's other handheld recorders top out at 16-bit or 48kHz, but the PMD661 brings you up to 24-bit/96kHz, making it worthy of high-level recording applications. As far as inputs, you get both analog and digital - plus built-in stereo condenser microphones. And, for convenience, there are even stereo speakers built-into the Marantz PMD661.

The H2 begins with a simple idea: provide brilliant stereo recording in an easy-to-use, ultra-portable device. Now everyone can record pristine audio in an infinite variety of applications. From seminars and conferences, to electronic news gathering(ENG), interviews and podcasting, to musical performances, songwriting sessions and rehearsals, the H2 provides amazing recording quality. And no matter what kind of recording you want to make, the H2 can effortlessly record it.

TASCAM's DR-07 brings portable digital recording to an even smaller, more affordable package. A pair of highly-sensitive built in mics captures a wide stereo image, recording in either MP3 or 16/24-bit WAV format. The DR-07 is powered by AA batteries and it transfers files to a computer using a high-speed USB 2.0 connection. The versatile recorder even includes a windscreen, tripod stand mount and 2GB SD card to start recording right away.

The rugged TASCAM DR-100 offers high-end recording features to musicians and engineers who demand more from their portable recorder. It features four built-in microphones, two cardioid and two omnidirectional, with analog limiting and filtering for great-sounding recordings. A pair of XLR microphone inputs with phantom power welcomes pro-grade condenser microphones, and line in and out connectors are also provided.

High quality solid-state audio recorder, the ARES-MII is principally designed to be used in any ultra-portable recording situation, and can replace MINIDISK©. Its recording media is a 2 GB built-in memory, for the recording of PCM Mono or Stereo audio. MPEG compression allows for longer recording times. The unit is powered by two “AA” batteries, offering more than 10 hours operation.

The FlashMic DRM85C combines a studio-quality cardioid Sennheiser condenser capsule with a broadcast-quality 1GB Flash recorder. Robust and refreshingly easy to operate, just one button press is all it takes to start recording in either linear or MPEG 2 formats (view Recording Times) - leaving the journalist free to concentrate on the story. Simple 'drag and drop' file transfer at up to 70x real time to a Mac or PC for editing or onward transmission is enabled by a 'plug and play' USB connection. Also available in a version with omni-directional microphone capsule (omni) as DRM85

The HHB FlashMic is the world’s first professional digital recording microphone. Combining a high-quality, Sennheiser omni-directional condenser capsule with an inbuilt, broadcast-quality Flash recorder, FlashMic is a convenient, easy to operate and durable recorder that’s perfect for press and broadcast journalism, or any other voice recording application.  

Marantz has raised the bar, exponentially. The PMD671 can record 24-bit, 96 kHz audio for the highest sound quality available in the field or even in the studio.