They were in the $100-200 range IIRC. Funny thing about your comment on design:<p>&quot;If you want to know more about the company where this all started, the Voicetronix website can tell you all about that, in all its only slightly updated since the mid 90&#x27;s glory. We&#x27;re engineers who build great hardware and provide exceptional support for it ... Web 2.0 bling isn&#x27;t quite our favourite thing to spend time on :) &quot; (source: bottom of Buy page)<p>Haha. Anyway, I tried to find price but couldn&#x27;t. If you want one, just email them at the address in BitBabbler Buy tab for a price quote. That&#x27;s how they typically work. Here&#x27;s the company if you&#x27;re curious:<p><a href="http:&#x2F;&#x2F;www.voicetronix.com&#x2F;" rel="nofollow">http:&#x2F;&#x2F;www.voicetronix.com&#x2F;</a><p>Their differentiator, per their lead engineer, was quality hardware with free as in speech software and custom service&#x2F;support.  I found that interesting esp given it&#x27;s a 90&#x27;s era business that predates the OSS HW fads. A model worth copying perhaps.<p>Note: I haven&#x27;t hands on reviewed a BitBabbler or their other products. Not endorsing them. Just like what I saw and heard vs what I usually see and hear. Suggesting others review, test, or use the products to see if they live up.