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Griffin iTalk Pro - Microphone

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Binding: Electronics
Product Brand: Griffin Technology
EAN: 0685387097340
Format: CD
Label: Griffin Technology
Legal Disclaimer: Warranty does not cover misuse of product.
Product Manufacturer: Griffin Technology
Model: 9734-ITALK30-2
Platform: Windows
Publisher: Griffin Technology
Studio: Griffin Technology


Product facts:
  • Internal microphone and laptop quality speaker
  • Connect external microphone or headphones
  • Automatic Level Control for perfect recordings
  • 1/8 Pass-through jack for Lapel Mic or speaker
  • Compatibile with 5G iPod video, iKaraoke, and more







Editorial Product Review:

Item Description:
iTalk Pro is perfect for capturing how the world around you really sounds.Whether you're taking lecture notes, conducting an interview, or just want to bring the sounds of the great outdoors indoors, your only limitations are your iPod's capacity, and your own imagination.iTalk's twin built-in mics record directly to your iPod, and adjustable gain settings give you control over the volume. You can even use external microphones with iTalk Pro. Just plug your mic into the 3.5mm jack on the bottom of iTalk Pro.

Amazon.com Item Description:
With iTalk you can record seminars, meetings, classes, notes in your car, songs, whatever you want. iTalk has a built-in microphone designed to record crystal-clear audio, and its Automatic Gain Control assures you have the best possible signal level for recording. You can even connect an external microphone directly to iTalk for more recording options.

Listen to your iTalk recordings through your headphones. It includes a pass-through mini jack so you can monitor your voice recording or listen to your music without removing iTalk. You can even download your recordings to play back on your computer.

iPod Compatibility
iPod 5G/5.5G Video











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Buyer Reviews
Average Buyer Rating:  out of 5 stars

Customer Rating: 5 out of 5 stars - Worked great!
Great product and great service. Product was new in box as advertised. I was able to make recordings right away. Used it to record a meeting in a large room (20-30 people present) and was able to get good quality for not taking purposes. Would do business again with this seller and I recommend this product.



Customer Rating: 5 out of 5 stars - Griffin iTalk
This was the niftiest doohickey I've ever purchased. I LOVE IT. Used it to do a voice over
on a iPhoto slideshow for a history project and it was so easy and quick and made me look good.



Customer Rating: 4 out of 5 stars - a little about Griffin's iTalk
I really like this thing. It's pretty simple and easy to use; just plug it in and go. My only complaints are these: it does speech easily, but if you sing or play music (which I do) then you get some noticeable distortion, namely popping. Another thing, if you are using a hard drive iPod (like the iPod Classic) the iTalk picks up the sound of the hard drive and such moving around inside the iPod. No such problem when I plugged it into my old Nano, which is a flashdrive type. Even so, I give it 4 stars. Great machine, a nice gadget for anyone, especially college kids and anyone who plays music and has an idea that they want to record quickly and then come back to later.



Customer Rating: 5 out of 5 stars - Best cheap thing I ever bought...
I bought this as a backup recording device for emergency and for fun... but it has ended up being great. THe recording quality is amazingly clear and good, and even in a crowded room can pick out what you want it too. I've used it to record interviews, sample environments, and do little demo songs so that I don't forget and can use them as scratch tracks for recording... very nice, super easy to use, and small and cheap. perfect for what it is.



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