Hi, Jonathan, I bought one from radio shack for around 12 dollars. It comes
in a little holder with paper you peel off so you can stick it onto your
monitor. You can also remove the microphone from the holder. It seems to
work about as well as the internal microphone when recording someone
talking from the other side of a small room.
I didn't notice that it was more sensitive than the internal mike.
They also have one for around 25 dollars that has a little box placed in
the cord between the microphone and jack that is an amplifier of some sort.
I think it runs on AA batteries and has a little clip so you can clip the
box to your belt. Due to the amplifier, I wasn't sure that would work with
the MPower.
Those were the only two small microphones they had other than a desktop
model which was much larger.
I was looking for something sensitive enough to record a lecture, like
people did at ACB and CSUN using the plextalk. I was hoping it could be
small enough that I could fold up the cord and put it into the accessory pouch.
Any ideas?
At 8/16/2005, you wrote:
Hi Paul, I have a high end professional microphone but it isn't small or
cheap. Wouldn't Radioshack and the like have plenty of these small ones?
Jonathan Mosen
BrailleNote Product Marketing Manager
HumanWare
DDI: +1-925-566-9265
http://www.humanware.com
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