Panasonic RR-830 Desktop Cassette Transcriber / Recorder
Submitted by Reviewer (not verified) on 3 October, 2005 - 09:12.
| Panasonic RR-830 Desktop Cassette Transcriber |
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| Model | RR830 | | Producer | Panasonic | | Media | Electronics | | Catalog | CE | | Rank | 5714 | | List Price | US$249.95 |
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Reviews:| Rating 4.0/5 from 23 reviews | | Panasonic RR-830 Standard Cassette Transcriber/Recorder | | Rating: 4/5 2009-12-16 | This product is great when working with standard cassette tapes. The only thing I don't appreciate about it, is that it is loud and does not have as many versatile options as a digital transcriber. However, in comparison to what I have worked with in the past for standard cassettes, it is a great little machine!
| | Transcriber | | Rating: 2/5 2009-09-25 | | Had some shipping problems with one of the transcribers but the other two arrived from the other companies so I don't know what the problem is. Have heard from the company. | | OK but... | | Rating: 3/5 2009-09-24 | | I cannot for the life of me find replacement headphones for this machine. I tried the office supply store from where my company bought this machine and [...]. The machine's fine but, I hate having to use the "in the ear" headphone pieces. I'd rather get another headphone like the one that comes with this machine which lays flat over your ear. | | A relic | | Rating: 3/5 2009-08-28 | What I expected for a mildly used cassette Transcriber. Can't find many of them these days, since the new USB pedals and transcription software are becoming more popular.
Good little machine. | | Sufficiently good | | Rating: 4/5 (1 out of 1 think this is helpful) 2008-12-01 | For the price, this is a very good product overall because it does the job capably. However, if you've used a Dictaphone or other more professional transcriber like I have, you might find the Panasonic a tad chintzy. The footpedal is indeed a relatively cheap plastic job like other reviewers have said. The two less attractive aspects of this product for me is that when you are using the foot pedal and lift your foot to stop the tape and it back spaces a bit, there is a loud 'clunk'. In our quiet office that's a problem, so i have to time my transcribing for when there are fewer people around.
Another issue i have with this one is that the power cord does not disconnect in the back. Having that ability would allow me to more easily put the transcriber away and off my desk when I'm not using it. So i was a little spoiled using the Dictaphone because I didn't have to crawl under my desk to unplug the thing in order to put it away; I could disconnect it from the back of the machine. That may be something for Panasonic to consider adding in future models. |
Editorials:Product DescriptionTranscribe audiotapes with this Panasonic transcriber. The Panasonic RR series is designed for the small office/home office market. The RR-830 uses standard cassette tapes and has V.S.C. pitch (0-+100%) and speed (-15-+100%) controls. It features 4 LED indicators for power, tape run, quick erase and REC 3-digit tape counter.Variable tape speed allows for playback control, with in/out switch and level control. Lightweight headset ensures comfort. 3-position backspace allows you to adjust how far it rewinds when you take your foot off of play: 0, 1 or 3 seconds. Foot controller is included for play, backspace, and rewind functions.
Features:- Speed Talk Variable Speech Control
- VSC Pitch and Speed Controls
- Remote Review (with Foot Pedal
- Full Auto Stop
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