🎧 Cassette Tape to MP3 Converter: Portable Player with USB Recording for Digital Audio Preservation Review

This is very useful. I like having a speaker if you don't have headphones or want to wear them all the time. This may involve loud music or listening to that music from afar. I'm someone who enjoys listening to FM or AM, reception is fair to good, but leaving the headset cord plugged in improves reception significantly for most stations. There are so many good points I have to tell you. I like that it turns off automatically after 90 minutes, it saves battery life. There are also many channels…

Worked great on the first gear of the cassette but sounded distorted when I tried a different one. The sound in the headphones sounded perfect, but from the computer speakers it was very bad. After trying to figure it out, I gave up. Two days later I wanted to uninstall and reinstall the program hoping that would help. But I decided to try again first. And it worked great again. I transferred 3 additional tapes with no problems. I'm not exactly sure what happened, but it's well tolerated now…

At first I was looking for something to play my old audio cassettes hoping to find songs to buy on CD or digitally but I came across this device and for the price It was definitely worth trying. The accompanying gadget software is AudioLAVA for Windows and Mac. I followed a great tutorial. I've used it to convert a few dozen tapes so far and it's worked flawlessly. The quality of the recordings is very close to the quality of the tapes. In other words, there is no noticeable loss in quality…