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We're also using the Marantz PMD660.  Very easy to get files from 
machine to computer as well.  And I thought the price was okay too.

Dan

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> We recently bought a Marantz model PMD660 Solid State Recorder for an 
> oral history project. It uses CF memory cards rather than tapes which 
> we have found to be an improvement.   It's pretty small and portable 
> (about 5x8x2 inches and 2 pounds). We've used it to record while 
> walking along our trails, while riding in a truck on the trails and in 
> an office. The results have all been very good.
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> Tracy Omar
> Registrar
> Springs Preserve
> Las Vegas, Nevada  89107
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> Good morning!
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> We are going to be starting an oral history project soon, but are in 
> need of a small, portable tape recorder. Does anyone have any 
> recommendations for brands or sources? We are interested in the kind 
> that hold the standard-size tapes, not the micro ones. Thanks in advance!
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> Kate Mockler
> Curator of Education and Exhibits
> Herschell Carrousel Factory Museum
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Dan Bartlett, BFA, MA
Curator of Exhibits
IMLS Grant Project Coordinator
Midway Village & Museum Center
Rockford, IL

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