What size cassettes does this recorder take, the standard old full size or the smaller more modern mini cassettes. Please give dimensions to be sure.
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Hi Susan K. Chelune, The recorder uses Standard Audio cassette, 2.5 in or 64mm High and 3.96 in or 100.5mm Length. Hope this helps! Vincent
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Yes, it uses a mini DV tape cassette which is about 2.5 in X 1.75 in. The format is totally obsolete and I get laughed at everywhere I take my VX-2000 camera, but it works for my needs!
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No, the cassette player is just a player, not a recorder. That would be a good idea for a product though.
1781983
very small hand held item. 2.0 usb. with all the attachments that come with this recorder, it is well worth the money. i have really enjoyed using this and you can take it any and everywhere. recording sound is super great.
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I just didn't hear enough about the technology to know how well it would work (as you can see, no one besides you responded)--so my husband and I are still stuck in analog-ville. We bought two new cassette recorders at Best Buy (which still carries full-size cassette recorders) and use one for recording and one for transcribing. Clunky and time-consuming but it works. One day we'll switch over...but not quite yet!
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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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It's fairly small, I would guess about 4 inches long, 1.5 wide and 1/2 inch thick. I don't have it at hand, so I can't measure with a ruler. Does a surprisingly good job of recording though!
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If your micro-cassette recorder is rated for 3 volts it should be OK. If you want to be 100% sure, contact SONY. They are usually pretty good about answering customer inquiries.
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I would buy a normal cassette player rather than this one. There are several inexpensive ones that have a built in speaker or headphone plug. I would only get this one if you are trying to convert your cassette tapes to mp3 files.
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Not sure how exact you need, but it's about 5" tall, by about 2"wide and about an inch thick. I ordered it because a similar mini-recorder I had failed. I was using it for language study. The Craig filled the bill quite nicely, and I'm still using it. Works well. Hope this helped.
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I bought the one for DVDs, not cassettes so I don't know. The picture above showes about 16 I think . Good luck
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Like a normal cassette but this thing didn't work in my car tape deck. Good luck!
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I've not tried it but it should work fine. If you cassette recorder has a standard Mic input. I've used mine on a couple different brands of digital recorders and it has always worked great. Give it a try. Buy it from a company with a user friendly return policy. I don't think you will have a problem though.
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Just to expand on this question - keep in mind that at best, the recordings are broken into 29 minute segments (see the manufacturer's website, specifications, footnotes for that information).
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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.
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It may, when I went to take my old cassette it barely fit, by that I mean a few light taps with a hammer and it was ready to turn. Most you can do is order it and hope for the best, I still have mine, though I may not really use it, but it's nice to have around.
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You can record with cassette player, the problem I found was that it took a while to play. For some unknow reason, the system was slow. Sorry, I can't tell you more because I returned the system.