GeoSafari Digital Recording Lab
Kids absolutely love making a din, and if your house has kids and it is too quiet for comfort, you can bet your bottom dollar that they’re up to something. Why not get the GeoSafari Digital Recording Lab to augment their latent musical abilities? This device helps them learn more about sound and electronics without coming across as boring, offering up to 59 projects in total. The GeoSafari Digital Recording Lab will enable your little one to learn how to build various devices like a rhythmic sound generator, a digital voice recorder, an electronic parrot, a voice alarm and a voice changer among others.
All the components for these projects are permanently installed on the GeoSafari Digital Recording Lab; all your little ones will have to do is connect them in the proper sequence using the connection wires. The project guide will not only show them the order of the wires, but also explain how the different electronic parts (transistor, capacitor, resistor, etc) are actually working. Your kids will start with the GeoSafari Digital Recording Lab and learn so much they will quickly ease into a career designing layered sound effects for Skywalker Sound. Trust us.
Sounds (no pun intended) like $49.99 well spent, this!
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Old Blue Says: June 23, 2009 at 12:15 pm
I loved playing with GeoSafari stuff as a kid! I totally had the one where you put little lamented sheets on it, punch in a number, and played a game. This is really cool!
Digital Recorder Reviewer Says: April 2, 2010 at 9:28 am
You know, I see a lot of products, but very few are so cool and educational. This reminds me of those old electronics kits you used to be able to get at Radio Shack. I can remember spending hours playing with those and coming up with interesting creations by wiring different switches, capacitors, light circuits, speakers, etc. together. This digital recording lab would be great for that creative kid who doesn’t seem to ever stop coming up with new things. Bravo to GeoSafari on a very interesting product.
Ellie Says: January 27, 2011 at 6:54 pm
Hi,
Exactly how many wires come with GeoSafari Digital
Recording Lab? Also, are there any other pieces. I saw a picture of a round silver piece.
Thanks,
Ellie
Mom, don’t let the music stop! Says: June 22, 2009 at 2:42 am
[...] Published by Maria Mihale, on Jun 22 2009, in the categories: Gadgets Those who have children probably know by now (or not, it depends on how old the kids are) that they have unlimited resources and an inspiration that many of us should be envious of. Have you ever found your kid having a good laugh when “singing” in the kitchen, and turning the pans into the most interesting instruments ever? If you haven’t, trust me on this one: you still have the chance to enjoy such an image and it will be memorable! They usually love to make as much sound as possible, so it wouldn’t be a bad idea if you tried to teach him some things about it. And you won’t have to do this all by yourself, because there’s GeoSafari Digital Recording Lab to give you a helping hand. The device is here for your kid. It will give him the information he needs about sound and electronics. And the best part is that he will never have the chance to get bored, because there are no more, no less than 59 projects to be exploited. So, the kid will learn new stuff about a rhythmic sound generator, a digital voice recorder, an electronic parrot, a voice alarm, a voice changer and many more and how to build all of these things. “All the components for these projects are permanently installed on the GeoSafari Digital Recording Lab; all your little ones will have to do is to connect them in the proper sequence using the connection wires. The project guide will not only show them the order of the wires, but also explain how the different electronic parts (transistor, capacitor, resistor etc) are actually working.” Running on 3 AA batteries, the device is available at Think Geek for $49.99. (Source: Coolest-Gadgets) [...]