
Micro Linear PCM Recorders
Micro linear PCM recorders are pocket-sized devices that record high-quality stereo audio to memory cards — interviews, lectures, meetings, field recordings, music practice and ambient sound. They use built-in stereo microphones and record in uncompressed PCM formats as well as MP3, giving you far better audio than a phone app. This category has 3 models, all from Tascam. Prices run…
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Micro Linear PCM Recorders buying guide
TASCAM's micro linear PCM recorders are tiny, lightweight recorders designed to be worn on the body or hidden on set. Paired with a lavalier microphone, they record clean dialogue directly at the source, avoiding the dropouts and interference that can affect wireless microphone systems. They are popular with filmmakers, wedding videographers, YouTubers, journalists and event production teams.
Why use a micro recorder?
- Reliable audio: no radio interference or wireless dropouts.
- Small and discreet: easy to hide in a pocket or clip to a belt.
- High quality: uncompressed WAV recording.
- Backup or primary: use alongside wireless systems as a backup, or on its own.
- Affordable multi-person recording: give each speaker their own recorder.
Key features
- Lavalier input: plug-in powered 3.5 mm mic input with locking connector on many models.
- Dual recording: a safety track at lower level to prevent clipping.
- Long battery life: many hours of recording on AAA batteries.
- Timecode or sync features: on some models to simplify editing.
- Bluetooth control: on some models via smartphone app.
Typical uses
- Weddings: record vows and speeches clearly by placing a recorder on the groom or officiant.
- Interviews and documentaries: clean dialogue for each participant.
- Film and short-form video: reliable dialogue capture without a sound recordist.
- Events and conferences: record presenters and panels.
Recording tips
Clip the lavalier mic 15 to 20 cm below the chin and secure the cable to reduce rustle. Start recording a few seconds before the scene, and clap at the start to help sync audio with video.
Syncing audio with video
Use a clap or slate at the start of recording, or software that syncs automatically by waveform, to align your recorder's audio with camera footage.
Micro recorder vs wireless lavalier
Wireless systems let you monitor audio live and send it straight to the camera. Micro recorders are cheaper per person and immune to interference, but you cannot hear them live. Many professionals use both.
Why buy from Pro Audio Video
- 100% genuine products with GST invoice and full Indian brand warranty.
- Same-day dispatch on most orders, with delivery across India.
- Cash on Delivery available up to ₹45,000, plus UPI, cards, net banking and EMI.
- 7-day returns on unused products in original packaging.
- Experience Center in Andheri West, Mumbai where you can see and hear products before you buy, rated 4.7★ on Google.
- Expert advice on call or WhatsApp at +91 98200 95170, plus installation in Mumbai.
FAQs about Micro Linear PCM Recorders
What is a micro linear PCM recorder?
A very small audio recorder designed to be worn on the body with a lavalier microphone.
Can I use any lavalier microphone?
Most plug-in powered 3.5 mm lavalier mics work. Locking connectors are recommended.
How long does the battery last?
Typically many hours on AAA batteries. Check the specific model.
Is it better than a wireless microphone?
It avoids wireless interference and dropouts. Wireless systems allow live monitoring. Many professionals use both.
How do I sync the audio with video?
Use a clap at the start or editing software that syncs by waveform.
Is it suitable for weddings?
Yes. It is a popular choice for recording vows and speeches.
Do you offer warranty?
Yes. All TASCAM products come with Indian warranty.