Reshow Cassette Player – Portable Tape Player Captures MP3 Audio Music via USB – Compatible with Laptops and Personal Computers – Convert Tape Cassettes to iPod Format (Silver)

very fun to use, lots of functions, no batteries needed when you connect it with usb, good value for your money

For the price this is a good machine. You need to judge the sound quality with a NEW pre-recorded tape because older tapes do have they issues. I use both in this machine. I've bought two of these, the second was on a low price offer so I keep it for the future. The sound quality is good. What I would say is use some good headphone, a pair that gives good bass. The USB to power the machine works fine (take batteries out first). Transferring tape to digital also works fine. I use Quicktime to digitise tapes, it's quick and clean. I like that the door opens to one side, makes it easy to clean the tape head and rollers which I do every 4 or 5 tape plays. The two AA batteries last a good time, I use 2800mAh Rechargeables. If it helps these are the headphones I use: For travel/out and about Sony MDR-ZX110 don't let the price put you off the sound is really good. For at home use OneOdio A71 the bass is amazing and does raise the volume of the machine.

The first cassette player I ordered was faulty (played a bit fast) but I emailed the company to find a solution. They were so quick at responding and sent me a replacement right away. It works so well and the sound quality is great. It is easy to use and love that I can record my tapes onto my laptop. The buttons are sturdy and the whole thing fits in my pocket easily. Would highly reccomend this product especially for the price. Get to listen to all my old tapes :)

If anybody has experience with a Recorder that offers direct USB output (which delivers a much cleaner signal than one that goes through analog audio channel) AND works as advertised, I'd be very grateful. RESHOW RECORDER REIVEW 1. FLIMSY BUILD - ’Nuff said. 2. LABELS ON CASSETTE FLAP PRINTED UPSIDE DOWN. Making you think you’re playing Side A when you’re actually playing Side B. 3. CONTROL SWITCH LABELS UNREADABLE. They are small and lightly embossed in the cheap metal. You must hold the recorder up to a bright light to create shadowed letters that you can read with a magnifying glass. 4. REWIND SWITCH DOESN’T POP OUT WHEN REWIND IS DONE. Requiring you to peer closely (I have to use a flashlight) to determine if the spindles have stopped spinning. 5. REQUIRES 5 VOLT ADAPTER that’s not included. 6. Instructions recommend you download Audacity to capture the audio signal. The current version, 3.2.x, works brilliantly for high-end audio editing. It does not work so well capturing audio signals on older computers, even using Windows 10. Fortunately, I have an old ACER running Windows 8.1 and Audacity 2.1.2 that works brilliantly. 7. CONTINUOUS / SINGLE-SIDE SWITCH DOES NOT WORK. No matter how you flip the SINGLE SIDE RECORD / CONTINUOUS switch, the unit will not stop and will continue recording until presumably, there is no more storage space left on the disk. This is the deal breaker for me I would put up with the myriad shortcomings in the Recorder the digital signal was clearer than with my high-end Sony tape deck. Unfortunately, There is not enough time in my life to check and see when The A Side has stopped recording and flip the cassette over.

I bought this for its main purpose, to digitise a large collection of old cassette tapes. As it will take much time and effort to transfer tapes, one would like to at least have a close to the original recordings on the tapes. Unfortunately, whilst the unit is easy to use, quickly recognized by my Mac laptop, after several attempts, I found the tape spooling mechanism/speed unstable. It is not noticeable with fast beat music, but when it comes to vocals or high pitch piano notes (jazz, blues), the singers would sound as though they can't sing with long pitch going off. This is an obvious issue of the tape spooling speed being unstable/inconsistent. Moreover, base portion of the sound spectrum comes right off, very tinny. I had to return it despite attempts. I have now bought a USB stereo sound grabber device instead and using it with my old JVC tape desk to do the same job; sorry to say sound quality is simply much much better despite being analogue. An honest opinion. For the low cost of the unit, its good as a cheap listening device or for the odd "not so important" cassette transfer; but definitely no for serious music recapturing.

Being involved professionally in audio and sound systems for over 40 years I can confidently say for the price its amazing, clarity superb, no hum, was able to digitise an audio cassette that was produced over 40 years ago I highly recommend, build quality very good in my opinion. I bought a similar cassette player to do the same job putting my head in a bee hive would be less hum so 5 stars plus

Very pleased with the cassette player. It's bought as a Christmas present for my other half. Have checked everything is in working order, very happy it is.

Good

Great sound with a good headphone

Działa.

47年前の文化祭と、41年前の米国旅行時のFM放送を残しておきたくてかいました。手軽につなげられるのがとてもよかったと感じています。まあ生きてるうちだけどね。

Super product! Very satisfied!

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