Sony ICD-UX560 Black
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Sony ICD-UX560 Black
The Sony ICD-UX560 digital voice recorder is the perfect choice for high-quality sound recording. The sensitive S-Microphone allows you to record in MP3/LPCM formats, or you can connect it via the USB plug directly to your laptop without the need for cables.
Key features
- Highly sensitive S-Microphone perfectly captures sound
- Focus and Wide microphone modes for lectures and meetings
- Direct laptop connection via extendable USB plug
- Memory card support
- Backlit display with excellent readability
- Integrated lithium battery with fast 3-minute charging for up to 1 hour of recording
- Stereo recording
Modes for meetings and big lectures
The S-Microphone with excellent sensitivity is designed to capture sound in a variety of different environments with great precision. Choose Focus mode for recording of lectures, or Wide mode for recording of meetings, music, and other events in larger areas. The Clear Voice noise reduction feature ensures crisp and clean speech recordings, so you can fully focus on the content of the lecture or meeting.
Direct connection to USB
The recorder supports most popular music formats, including MP3, MPCM, AAC, and WMA, which are recorded into the 4GB of internal memory. By expanding the memory with an SD card, you can get additional storage space. You do not need any cables, as you can easily connect the Sony ICD-UX560 directly to your laptop or computer.
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