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Switcheasy ThumbTacks Microphone for iPod nano 4G, touch 2G (Black)


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Switcheasy ThumbTacks Microphone for iPod nano 4G, touch 2G (Black)

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The first thing you'll notice about ThumbTacks is that it's a familiar day to day object in your life. This unique design feature not only looks great, but is also the perfect shape to easily push and pull out of your iPod. This distinctive yet functional design was only achievable due to our meticulous design and detailed engineering. We shaved everything out to bring you the smallest mic of its kind, while still tough enough to withstand your everyday use. ThumbTacks allows you to fully unleash your iPod's secret potential*… recording. It couldn't be simpler to use! Push your Thumbtack into your 3.5mm headphone jack and your iPod will automatically turn into a voice recorder. So next time when you need to record class dictations, office meetings, or even covering the next big story, don't forget to bring along your ThumbTack. One big consideration when designing Thumbtacks was its tiny size. But, equally important to us was the microphone quality. Thumbtacks excels in comparison to similar products which are larger and bulkier. We spent considerable time testing a multitude of microphones in different acoustic environments to ensure we had the best quality micro-microphone of it category. We're confident you'll be amazed by the range and quality of this tiny device


  • Ultra small Microphone
  • Unique "ThumbTack" design
  • Outstanding quality sound recording
  • Hi quality gold-plated non-corrosive plug
  • Works with third party Apps * Note: Please upgrade your iPod to the latest firmware before using ThumbTacks


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61 of 64 people found the following review helpful:
4.0 out of 5 stars Excellent Sounding Mic, May 29, 2009
This review is from: Switcheasy ThumbTacks Microphone for iPod nano 4G, touch 2G (Black) (Electronics)
I see some negative reviews here because the mic does not work with Skype. This is because inputing a mic into the iPod Touch headphone jack disables the speaker. I have to say it's not the mic fault, but rather the user who didn't research what the mic does. It is only for inputting audio into recording aps. If you want to use it as a phone rig, then you have to look at an adapter or a mic/headphone combo since you will lose the speaker output on the ipod. That said, I would like to say that this is an excellent mic. I'm am an old recording buff and have had tons of mics. I'm am very, very pleased with the audio this mic records. It sounds as clear and natural as condenser mics costing four or five times as much. I was really very surprised by its recording capabilities - as I mainly bought it to jot down little audio notes to myself, not thinking I'd be getting really nice fidelity along the way. The makers say they auditioned a bunch on condenser mic before settling on the one in... Read more
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31 of 31 people found the following review helpful:
3.0 out of 5 stars Works, but not as well as others for same price., November 24, 2009
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I bought this one and also the RapCap (also sold at Amazon) and was trying both out. They actually could make a nice combination of two small mics to carry for use with an iPod or iPhone. I have an iPod touch, and compared to something like the Mikey, these DO work and work well. However, this thumbtack one records as a very low level of sensitivity. It likely would work best for recording memos to yourself. If you want to record a talk by someone else and capture more sound in the room, the RapCap has a much greater sensitivity level (which matters a lot since I see no way on the iPod Touch itself to adjust sensitivity levels). So, the RapCap seems better for many uses, but this thumbtack one would be good for personal voice memos.
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7 of 7 people found the following review helpful:
5.0 out of 5 stars Works Perfect for what it's intended for!!, April 13, 2009
This review is from: Switcheasy ThumbTacks Microphone for iPod nano 4G, touch 2G (Black) (Electronics)
Thats a good idea below to try but I do not believe it advertises that it will work for that. This Mic is really easy to use, literally plug it in and it works! I believe it will also work with the iPhone 3G if you download the free iTalk app.
If you at all need a mic and want something that works well and is cool, this is it!
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Membership Matters: Insights from Effective Churches on New Member Classes and Assimilation


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Membership Matters: Insights from Effective Churches on New Member Classes and Assimilation

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Insights from Effective Churches on New Member Classes and Assimilation Findings from a national study to improve membership classes and to motivate current members into active ministry How do churches move members---both old and new--- into ministry? Many church staff and lay leaders know they need to start new member classes as a point of entry into their churches but don't know how. This book is based on a national study of effective churches and shows how growing churches implement new member classes and motivate their members into ministry. Membership Matters is designed to be a guide for church leaders wanting to start or improve a membership class. It includes models for classes and examples of resources such as church covenants, class schedules, and lesson outlines. It also gives direction on motivating uninvolved members to participate in ministry. One chapter chronicles an ongoing discussion among pastors of growing churches that are effectively motivating members to do ministry.




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    5.0 out of 5 stars Insightful and practical, September 27, 2005
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    This review is from: Membership Matters: Insights from Effective Churches on New Member Classes and Assimilation (Hardcover)
    I've known Chuck since he was my grader in Thom Rainer's "Introduction to Church Growth" class at Southern Seminary in the Fall of 1995. During my own M.Div. and Ph.D. work, he became more than a grader. Chuck became my friend.

    I'm currently serving as chairman of my home church's Long-range Planning Committee. One area in which we've identified a great need for improvement is in our new member orientation and current member commitment and service. I consider it providential that in researching books to aid in our task, I came across Lawless' work on those very subjects. I read "Membership Matters" over two days, taking copious notes in the margins and underlying liberally.

    Few books address membership classes and church member assimilation. Thom Rainer's "High Expectations" called churches to ask more from members as a means of increasing church health and commitment. Lawless' book moves a step further by providing a practical guide for church... Read more
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    12 of 14 people found the following review helpful:
    5.0 out of 5 stars Excellent -- Loaded WithHelpful Information!, June 27, 2006
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    David R. Bess (Charleston, WV) - See all my reviews
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    This review is from: Membership Matters: Insights from Effective Churches on New Member Classes and Assimilation (Hardcover)
    This book is THE book to own for a pastor or church leader who needs a resource on new member classes. I've seen several approaches described in various places, but nothing until now that brings the numerous concepts together in one cover. In addition to sound advice in the narrative, there are 15 appendices that offer sample forms and outlines for nearly every step of the new member assimilation process.

    Lawless has hit a "home run" here -- for me this title is a keeper!
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    5 of 7 people found the following review helpful:
    5.0 out of 5 stars invaluable tool, March 8, 2007
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    This review is from: Membership Matters: Insights from Effective Churches on New Member Classes and Assimilation (Hardcover)
    Chuck has done a marvelous piece of work evaluating the processes of successful churches. It is an easy and enjoyable read. Personally used it for a small group discussion and also enjoyed giving it to a friend that is in the process of beginning a church. kudo's Chuck!!!
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