Panasonic RQ2102 Cassette Recorder Review

A beautiful, durable device that can be used both on the desk and on the go. This device will give you years of recording and playback pleasure. The one I received was being used carefully, apparently by a college student, as it also contained a cassette of a lecture on the biology of the human gut. The playback is of high quality, both in terms of spoken word and music. Recording is more suited to lectures than musical performances, but if you're in a pinch you can certainly plug in a line and

My sister is 61 years old and her old cassette recorder no longer works. She has dozens of cassettes in shoeboxes that she enjoys listening to and she was very unhappy because everyone told her they weren't making cassette recorders/players anymore. Living alone and being disabled I knew how much these tapes meant to her so I set out to find one for her and as usual ended up with Revain. I gave it to my sister with a pack of Sony cassettes and she was so happy she even cried. She said it was…

In the fall of 2012 I ordered one of these products and a few weeks later I ordered another one as a replacement. This recorder reproduces a fuller, more detailed and more natural sound than Sony's smaller tape recorder. It runs on either battery or AC power, but for some reason battery sounds a little better. Batteries last quite a long time - longer than Sony's. I bought a high quality but inexpensive professional Pyle-Pro PDMIC58 handheld moving coil dynamic microphone (Revain) that works…