Cassette Player Buying Guide
Common Questions About Cassette Players
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What is a cassette player?
A cassette player is a machine for playing and recording audio cassettes.
What is the best cassette player?
The best cassette player is the Sony TC-WE475. Click the image below to see all information about this product.
Are cassette players still being made?
Yes, cassette players are still being made in some places.
What is a Walkman?
A Walkman is a portable cassette player that changed listening habits by allowing people to listen to music on the move.
Can I still buy a Walkman?
You can buy a generic Walkman (portable cassette players), but a Sony Walkman can only be purchased used or refurbished as production ended in 2010.
Where can I buy a cassette player?
You can purchase a cassette player or Walkman at our store. Be sure to check them out!
Features
Auto Reverse
This feature allows the cassette player to play both sides of the tape without the listener having to turn it over. In a compact machine like a Walkman, this is done using a special four-track head.
Mic Recording
This feature allows you to record music, speech, or other audio to your blank cassette tapes.
Line-In Recording
Line-In recording allows you to record and transfer audio from a cassette to a digital device, such as your computer.
Single/Dual Deck
A single deck cassette player only allows you to have one tape in the cassette player at a time. This means that when you want to listen to a different tape, you will have to switch it out. A dual deck cassette player allows you to have two cassettes in the player at the same time, allowing for one tape to end and the other tape to begin.
High Speed Dubbing
This feature allows you to record from one cassette tape to another at high speeds.
Headphone Output
This feature allows you to privately listen to your favorite cassette tapes using a pair of headphones.
2 Head vs. 3 Head
A 2 head cassette deck uses a single head for the recording and playback functions. The second head is for erasing. A 3 head cassette deck uses separate heads for play, record, and erase for better performance. 3 head decks are arranged so that the erase head comes first, the record head second, and the playback head last in the tape path. This design lets you listen to the signal on a tape just instants after it was recorded, without interrupting the recording process.
RECOMMENDATIONS FROM OUR STORE:
JVC TD-R611 Single Cassette Player
SONY TC-WE475 Dual Cassette Player
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