what size records does it take?
294197
This little record player is great! Not bulky, classy design and (to answer your question) can play records of any size (33,45 or 78). I have only played 33s but it does have settings for the other sizes. Hope you decide to purchase!
1833435
As far as I know, all vinyl records are the same size. Early LPs were harder plastic, but 78's were even a little smaller, as were 45's. My best guess is that they would fit all vinyls, except the smaller sizes. They fit all the records I have, which is a small collection from the 1950's to the 1980's.
573224
It depends on the source volume and proximity to the recorder as well as any ambient sound levels and acoustics. I was most disappointed by the fact that the recording length was only 7 seconds. I recorded my sound several times and through trial and error got a decent one.
1065282
It holds standard LP records without an issue and there's probably some room for anything slightly larger but I'm not 100% sure how much more room there is.
2247490
Regular LP records are, by definition, 33 1/3. They are sometimes referred to as "33's" for brevity but are actually 33 1/3. So don't sweat it.
147014
All the documentation indicates 32 GB is the maximum card capacity. In most cases this should be sufficient if you set the options to loop over older recordings so that you will always have the last few hours saved. You always have the option of swapping out multiple cards if you need to archive more than 32 GBs.
935657
I cannot definitively say. The bit rate and obviously the length of recording will greatly affect the size. Typically, I record at a 128bit rate. Example, I have a 7min recording, @128bit, and it is 6300kb.
209745
1"x4"x1/2" Be prepared - the instructions are worthless. The recorder has an excess delay from starting sound to record, but otherwise is adequate.
227884
I'd say about 40-45 for each opening. Depends on if any are double LP or not.
1804273
Depends on the type of pages. Less if you do images and if you only do printed documents. Averages around 140 to 175 pages.
2037606
Depends on how dirty the records are. The cleaning solution makes the dirt and muck cling to the bottom though, so quite a few. Maybe 25-50 realistically, depending on how dirty they are and how picky you are,
1829544
It is about 6 inches square and an inch thick. Do not let its size fool you. It is not a recorder so it doesn't need the space for a hard drive. I questioned it when I took it out of the box. Once you turn it on and tune it in, the questions are all answered.
880075
sizes listed are right on. There are buttons on the back so needs a tad bit more room to accommodate on the shelf, if room for it is your issue. say 7 inches. It is a great device for people who do a lot of song writing and recording for sound quality.
103978
This is a hard question to answer. It all depends on the complexity of your sessions - how many plugins, tracks, etc.
931658
It measures 3.25" x 2.5" x 1.25" - about the size of a cassette tape. It looks like a record deck with turntable and pickup arm... but isn't. It has a USB connect port, audio in and out, a recording level and headphone socket. Comes with a cd/software for your computer and uses iTunes as means of transfer/storage on your computer. You plug audio cables into your cassette player and USB to your computer, select the EZ icon and start your recording. Note: This is only a cassette converter. ION makes several turntables that convert your 45rpm and 33rpm records to your computer using the same software and iTunes. I have also owned the turntable converter for several years and it works great too, and that is why I decided to purchase the cassette tape converter.
761224
it plays standard vinyl records & 45's. I'm not sure about 7" or 10" records. Standard LP's are about 12".
635523
since every song is not the same size, the number varies.....usually think about 5MB for each song, so something like 4000/5 = whatever. k everybody i know this isnt an exact measurement so try to hold back the comments, dorks...