Sony M 2000

My old machine was a Sanyo, which worked fine, that is until it broke for the 2nd time. I bought this one, (1) for price; (2) in stock. it works fine, volume isn't the best though. I have the dial all the way to max and at times it's lower than it...

Would buy it again. Great product.

I'm a medical transcriptionist who types approximately 4 hours daily. This machine clicked very loudly with every foot pedal press or release. Also, with no erase feature I could not erase my tapes, very inconvenient! But, this was the cheapest...

The volume control is inadequate. When turned to the loudest level, it is almost impossible to hear the recording. The quality of the recording is muffled and garbled, requiring multiple times of backing up to re-listen.

This machine worked like a champ for the first month and a half, now I can barely hear the tapes my boss dictates, and he isn't a quiet person. Would never recommend.

Need a clear sounding, precisely audible unit that can be adjusted to various people's diction. This unit allows that freedom. Nice headset and foot pedal; better than other models used in the past. Just wish it were not the only unit Staples...

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This product has NO erase feature. I find myself listening to what was left on the tape after the new recording, trying to determine whether I already typed what was on it. Hate this. Makes the machine inefficient!

use it for transcription but earphones are terrible, both sound and comfort. Am using another brand earphones and quality much better

I use this for business. If the earphones are bad then increase the price and include good earphones. I would recommend with earphone upgrade.