Brand New Line Recorder and Tester. This reliable system records your important phone conversation without being noticed. It can be also used to test your telephone line to see if it is working OK.
No click will be heard while you press the record key in the recorder.
This device can be used for any phone. Perfect for office or home.
Really easy to install and use. Just connect this adapter between a tape/digital recorder and your phone. See installation instructions.
Includes 3.5 mm male to male audio jack cable and installation instructions (English & Spanish).
Sealed in original package.

2 Responses to “Phone Line Recorder Telephone Record Voice Spy Monitor”

1. K. Davis says:

   October 10, 2009 at 12:00 am

   This is an awesome device. You don’t have to do anything to it to get the recording going. It tells you if the line is on by light. It also has a button to test the phone line to make sure the phone line is operational. Other than that, it is plug-n-play. You follow the instructions and you got your phone line tapped. You plug the line out to a device (tape recorder, digital recorder with mic-in option, etc.) But DO NOT plug the line out into your PC. You get nasty feedback on both your phone and on the PC. Use something else to record your calls.

   Overall, it is an effective and inexpensive means to record calls (both sides of the the call sound great) for whatever purposes you have. I have tried using a fax/voice modem combined with software, speakerphone to mic, everything, and this is the best one yet – it works, where others failed – the sound quality is decent as long as you keep it off your PC. You do need a compatible device for recording, which is little to ask for a land-line recorder. I have mine plugged into RCA Cassette Recorder and Player -AC-DC (mic in), press record when making outgoing or receiving incoming calls, and it’s done. Unplug the device from the tape recorder, plug the speaker-out into the mic input on pc, and record to digital file.
2. Average Joe says:

   April 25, 2009 at 12:00 am

   This I like for a geeky fun toy. I use it to obtain audio from phone calls and messages. Then I transfer the recordings to my computer to create custom ring tones and other home recording fun. The recordings are clear and both sides of the conversation are at the same volume level unlike some other devices I’ve tried. If I was in the spy business or paranoid, it would be a great tool for surreptitiously recording phone calls.