~ Can I Record Cassettes From This To My Sony RCD-W1 Compact Disc Recorder ? ~
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If you take "line out" from the Teac and plug it into "line in" on your CD recorder OR take "line out" from your amplifier into which you've plugged the Teac and plug that into "line in" on your CD recorder, I see no reason it shouldn't work. You could probably use a splitter in the "line out" jacks so that you could send the signal to someplace else (i.e.: your tuner or your speakers) and to the Teac but check the owner's manuals to make sure the impedances match (and if this is Greek to you, visit the Web site at http://www.regiscoyne.com/tech/spk_cab_wiring/). It shouldn't be any different than hooking the Teac up to your amplifier or headphones. If still in doubt, consult with Radio Shack. Most stores have someone who's pretty knowledgeable and willing to answer questions about components other than just the ones they sell.
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I am sure you can. Just take the output RCA's (red+white) and put them into you disc recorder's input. I have been transferring all my cassettes to my stand alone CD disc recorder. I also have been transferring most of my cassettes to my stand alone DVD-R recorder... because my cassettes are 90m, 100m and 110m long and of course all you can put on a CD is 80m. So I can put 3 cassettes (split them up with indexes on the DVD) on each DVD-R. The only problem is you can't play them in a CD player, but they can play in all DVD players and most computers, and if it is something you really want on a CD you can make CD's as well. Hope this helps. I am sure you can. Just take the output RCA's (red+white) and put them into you disc recorder's input. I have been transferring all my cassettes to my stand alone CD disc recorder. I also have been transferring most of my cassettes to my stand alone DVD-R recorder... because my cassettes are 90m, 100m and 110m long and of course all you can put on a CD is 80m. So I can put 3 cassettes (split them up with indexes on the DVD) on each DVD-R. The only problem is you can't play them in a CD player, but they can play in all DVD players and most computers, and if it is something you really want on... » Read More I am sure you can. Just take the output RCA's (red+white) and put them into you disc recorder's input. I have been transferring all my cassettes to my stand alone CD disc recorder. I also have been transferring most of my cassettes to my stand alone DVD-R recorder... because my cassettes are 90m, 100m and 110m long and of course all you can put on a CD is 80m. So I can put 3 cassettes (split them up with indexes on the DVD) on each DVD-R. The only problem is you can't play them in a CD player, but they can play in all DVD players and most computers, and if it is something you really want on a CD you can make CD's as well. Hope this helps. « Show Less
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While I have not tried this, I would think it could work---by plugging into the jack outlet. Dianne
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I doubt it ! I never tried but I think it is a one way recorder ! Tape to your pc and then burn to cd !
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I have been able to convert my mini dv tapes with this camrecorder device. It is just for Sony though--only a Sony machine will work. Very simple to use.
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The answer to your question, unfortunately, is no. This unit is primarily for transferring your music from cassette and LP to CD. There is also a very fine radio included, if that type of copying interests you.
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Yes since the unit would have to be in the recording mode you should be able to play. You can play a cassette without recording so a record should be no different. The output on my unit goes thru an amplifier
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Not directly. You would need to copy the cassettes to a computer and then copy them onto a CD.
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No Roxann, I am afraid not, this unit is good to transfer music from old cassettes to your computer. Except if you use earphones then only the one person can hear the sound. It is not like the old units. I found it wonderful for being able to get music off the old cassettes -- it is really very easy to do then you might be able to burn a CD that can be used over and over. Hope this give you an idea -- please contact me if you need more info. Pennie
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I believe that you can since since the source can be a cd, tape or external device. The "record to" options are USB and tape. I haven't done this but it should be doable. This unit is not a CD burner so you can't record to CD.
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Okay, so here is what I found. I found a copy of the operation manual on line, free copy. It shows four RCA plugs on the back. 2-in 2-out. Record and Playback. Specification...Line in X 2....Min. input level :600 mV(0db) Now does it go to the recorder??? looks like it. I would think it should, I guess. Well, for $72 I guess I will try it, sounds good anyway. Want to record cassettes for a Walkman for walking in the after noon, to loose weight. I'm tired of the Small MP3 player. I will follow this message when I get the PT649D. Wish me luck. (The question ask Dec.2010..WOW.. long time ago.)
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Hi! I've brought songs that had been recorded by my Sony recorder to computer...onto a CD with no problem.Hope this helps! I love its quality!
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Sorry, I do not know. I just plug it into my PC. If your cassette transcriber is similar to the Audio plug in to a PC, I think it would work.
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If you have the correct connector to your car (older model cars probably won't have a way to do it). I don't see why not. But why would you want to. If you owned this I would suggest you convert the cassette tape and make a CD.
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There is no "Record" button on the player so I would say that you cannot transfer mp3 to cassette.
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I'm not totally sure, but I'm guessing the only way it could be done is if you plug the recorder into laptop or desktop via the built-in USB connection and try that. The quick start guide that came with the recorder tells you how to access the help guide that should answer that question. Or you can go to http://rd1.sony.net/help/icd/u53/uc/
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Hi Joan: The instructions tell that you can record to cassette from radio or CD but not that you can burn a CD with it. I'm not a tech pro, but from my limited knowledge, I believe it takes special equipment to burn a CD. --Beverly
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Patrick....this is a pretty basic portable recorder. Materials on previously recorded cassettes can certainly be erased....editing such cassette tapes is possible but tricky because of their small size. Hope this is of some help.
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Yes, I have a simple Radio Shack mic that I had used on an old cassette recorder (runs on a AAA battery) and plugged it in just to test it. It has been up and running for 6 months and the audio is fine.