> I'm in the market for a new answering machine. From what I have
> read, I prefer the digital type. But the digitals I have looked
> at in the stores only allow 10 minutes or less of recording.
> Perhaps a tape for incoming messages is the way to go? One with
> digital out and tape for incoming. Or one with two tapes; one
> out and one for incoming. Anyone suggest a brand. Appreciate
> your comments.
I have a PhoneMate 2-line model that has two mini-cassettes for incoming
messages, but the outgoing greetings (one per line) are recorded digitally.
My only disappointment with this unit is that whenever I lose power to the
unit (in my area, that's frequently), the outgoing greetings get "erased"
from memory and you have to re-do them. Big pain in the butt.
P.S. You also have to re-do the special 3-digit code that allows you to
retrieve your messages remotely. If you don't change the factory defaults,
ANYBODY can retrieve and delete your messages.
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