OLYMPUS LS-11 PCM DIGITAL RECORDER

The Olympus LS-11 Linear PCM Recorder delivers an unbeatable combination of high-tech audio quality, portability and creative flexibility. This ensures that crisp and rich audio recordings can be captured anywhere from the office to the street, or from the dance floor to the lush soundscapes of the natural world. The Olympus LS-11 takes the award-winning style and substance of its predecessor, the LS-10, to the next level. Convenience has been improved another notch, with the ability to capture each superior audio file at the touch of a button. Designed to complement mobile modern lifestyles, the LS-11 fits comfortably in the palm of the hand for maximum freedom and flexibility. Ideal for musicians, journalists, podcasters, and anybody needing high quality audio recording and playback capability on the fly, this pocket-sized studio captures it all in superb 24bit/96kHz quality. A new editing feature even allows files to be edited in the device, while Auto Recording makes sure no important sound is lost by switching on automatically once a certain audio level has been reached. In addition to extra long battery life, the LS-11 boasts a whopping 8GB of internal memory plus an SD card slot to extend storage options.

24-BIT/96kHz LINEAR PCM RECORDING.
Every note played by the band, every word selected by the guest speaker, every bark and chirp heard in the local park, and every giggle from the kids in the backyard—the digital recording capabilities of the LS-11 help capture it all in rich, better-than-CD quality sound.

8GB OF MEMORY, 23 HOURS OF BATTERY LIFE.
When you combine its 8GB of memory with its ultra-long battery life (up to 23 hours), you immediately see how the LS-11 benefits those who demand hours upon hours of effortless, worry-free audio recording. An additional 32GB of memory can be added with an SD or SDHC card.

MULTIPLE FORMATS & FEATURES.
With the LS-11 you can do stereo or mono recording in WAV, MP3 or WMA formats, fine tune your recording with an LCD-displayed level meter, edit the audio files, or use an auto-record function that activates (and shuts off) the LS-11 at pre-set levels. Sounds good!