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On 3/26/2015 11:18 PM, Paul Stamler wrote: > Hi folks: > > I've been asked by a blind friend, folklorist Marge Steiner, to > recommend a portable digital recorder with good quality sound (.wav > files -- we're not talking .mp3s here) that's easily operable by a blind > person. She'll be using it for field recordings and live concert > recordings of programs held by a folklore society. She's been using a > Sony portable DAT machine, but it just went belly-up and no parts are > available. I've informally suggested that she avoid Zoom recorders and > that perhaps a Tascam would be more appropriate, but beyond that I don't > really know. I don't think her budget would stretch to Audio Devices. > Any suggestions? Er, I meant Sound Devices, of course. Peace, Paul --- This email has been checked for viruses by Avast antivirus software. http://www.avast.com