Portable Electronics Cassette Player Recorder Review

This is absolutely not worth the money. Buy one of the little ones for $20 that plays radio and cds instead of this. I bought it to go into our nursery to play soothing music for my son or white noise on the radio overnight. The radio doesn't work right. Most of the time when you turn it on to fm it only goes from 8-13. so it obviously doesn't register any real stations. After an indeterminate number of times switching between fm, fm2, and am and Turing the system on and off it will read right.

Considering the price point I wasn't expecting anything top of the line so there are some good things and some that you expect for the price. First off the usb reader was the main reason for the purchase as instead of listening to either one of the two radio stations that we get in at work and hearing the same songs all the time I can just put in a usb and be good for the whole shift. The manual says very little in the way or what works or what won't simply stating to put the usb in the usb…

Update: After a few years, the CD drive has started to malfunction occasionally.I still use it for PROGRAM play because the LCD screen is lit, but if I don' t need to see the track numbers, I use a cheap, portable CD player with the headphone jack connected to the auxiliary jack on the NAXA.The player is on a slightly warped countertop, so sometimes it tilts a bit if I press the buttons for the casette player.There are two tweeters on each speaker, but I don't know whether they work or they're…

This is a long review because there's so little information about this model online.What I was looking for was a portable stereo with decent sound, a CD player and the ability to play music from a USB stick, without spending a ridiculous amount of money. A few of the "name brands" made some a few years ago, but apparently not anymore. The only ones I could find are in India, and no one seems to have the old models for sale in the States. I searched for weeks. Now all the bigger names are…

Addendum: After a few years, the CD drive occasionally failed. I'm using a cheap portable CD player with a headphone jack connected to the NAXA aux jack. The player sits on a slightly warped tabletop, so it sometimes tilts a bit when I press the tape recorder buttons. There are two tweeters. on each speaker but I don't know if they work or are just decoration. Naxa's sound is strange when I turn the volume knob slowly. I have stereo sound, then just one speaker, then just *another* speaker. and

This is a long review as there is so little information on this model on the web. I was looking for a portable stereo with decent sound, a CD player, and the ability to play music from a USB stick without spending any money. ridiculous amount of money. Some of the "famous brands" did this a few years ago, but apparently not anymore. The only ones I could find are in India and no one seems to be selling older models in the States. I've been looking for weeks. Now all the big companies focus on…