🎧 SoundBeast Cassette & Vinyl to MP3 Kit - Convert Your Cassette Tapes & Vinyl Records to Digital MP3" Review

When the program was downloaded to my laptop, the laptop became inoperable. After uninstalling the software, the laptop worked fine.

I used this device to transfer some vinyl records to MP3 format. It worked as well as it could, but the volume wasn't adjustable and when the music was broadcast I didn't hear it so I had to estimate the volume.

This is an inexpensive device that connects an audio source to your computer using either red/white audio cables or a 3.5mm stereo cable. It works. While most audio devices will work just fine with a cable, some players may require an additional preamp. The instructions on the box will direct you to a website where you can download the software that works with this device. The software is actually free and open source software that anyone can download. This is decent software that allows you to

This product is perfect and works great. I converted 30 cassettes with it and they all came out the same quality as the original tape. Installation was easy and the software is very easy to use and you can convert to mp3 wav or flac, you can also convert audio from any device with rca or aux port including cd player, cassette, tv, radio, smartphone , vinyl and dvd players. and the price is really cheap, i've tried a walkman cassette to mp3 style converter in the past and it didn't work at all…

Good quality cable. Getting and registering the included software is very easy. The software offers multiple ways to save your audio file - MP3, WAV, FLAC, as well as settings in each choice. Several disadvantages. Since my cassette deck is connected to the headphone jack, I can't hear any sound during playback. As this cassette was homemade and therefore not fully recorded on one side I have no idea when that side will be finished and there will be a lot of dead space recorded on it. Also, as…

Excellent adapter. This allows me to convert my vinyl records to digital without actually having a USB player. What I like best is that I didn't have to download any software to transfer it to mp3. It said it was an "mp3" kit and I prefer lossless sound. I was able to record in lossless audio formats using a program called Audacity. Audacity recognized it as a USB audio input and I was able to record it. It's very easy to use. If your turntable has red/white jacks, just use the plug cable and…