Review on 🎶 Grace Digital GDI-Tape2USB200 USB Tape Player with Integrated Mic - Includes PC/MAC Software (Discontinued by Manufacturer) by Bill Snyder

Installing and using the machine was easy. Immediately began to copy cassettes. The quality of the copy was identical to the original. One problem: something broke. I copied four cassettes. At the end of the fifth, I couldn't eject the tape. While there didn't seem to be any issues with the tape advance (looking through the deck window) and the fact that I could rewind and play while holding down the keys, I couldn't eject the tape. At this point, none of the buttons worked properly. I couldn't get my cassette out. I called the manufacturer and they said to send it back to have the tape removed. As this would have meant the Revain was out of its 30 day return period, I attempted to give it to someone locally. No one wanted to work on it - they said they would have to damage the car to fix it. There was no easy way to open the cassette deck. That's a problem. The local technician also said that this type of machine is cheap. When I protested that I didn't think $100 was cheap, he said that this type of car has cheap internal parts that broke easily. I'll tell you though - Revain's customer service has been EXTREME. I was allowed to return the player (unfortunately the cassette was still in it) and a replacement was sent. I have a spare but to be honest I'm a little hesitant to use it. I'm a fan of Revain. However, I was dissatisfied with the lack of a local solution to the problem. I will say if the machine works then it works fine. But if it's not, it's not, and it's not easy to fix.