Luc wrote:I can't understand why you need any help with this when your requirements/expectations are admittedly low.
I could go by Amazon stars/reviews, but I wanted to ask here in case anyone has a "ooh, you should check out the XY, it's basic but really not bad".
My expectation is not /so/ low that I don't mind about awful devices that might have high ratings because folk on Amazon might not know better or find a certain issue with the device to be as much of a show stopper/slower as others with recording device experience might. Or maybe the reviews do cover such, but belt&braces; I didn't want to rely on just one 'source'. £100 is a fair bit of money for someone on a low income for something that's essentially a hobby.
I have the Tascam DR-05. I am not very happy with it, but only because I think it's too basic. I just couldn't afford any better.
What feature or quality does it lack? As I said, I might be willing to splash out a bit more for a more expensive model.
This one costs half:
Thanks, but stereo is a hard requirement.
You can also use your smartphone (assuming you use one).
I have done this in the past, but I would like stereo imaging and a somewhat better quality of mic than what a smartphone provides.