I need just a simple playing cassette player we are teaching our grandson hooked on phonics
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This does not have a built-in speaker. You can listen to the tape through the computer or with earphones.
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This one should do the trick. It includes a set of earbuds for personal use, so if you need to amplify it for more than one person to hear, you may need to purchase an adapter to plug into some kind of amplifier unit
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You must use headphones or connect your own speakers as it has no speakers!
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This would probably work although it's not very durable, so keep that in mind. There is a headphone jack connection and also a place for batteries so you don't need to use the USB connection.
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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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let's say your son records six thoughts today and gets ready to transcribe them. he will find his six, numbered recordings and easily flip from one to another. say the second one is forty-five minutes long. in the play mode he can "rewind" back to a point he missed or "fast forward" and whiz thru the bad/boring stuff. the two round buttons below PLAY/STOP/REC are rewind and fast forward keys. ___ more. the little machine stores recordings by date. so in stop mode, your son can use the rewind and fast forward keys to find a date and recording. its a great little thing. took it to a old vets reunion and recorded a couple of fun guys' remarks. it's one of those things, Wendy, that i always stuff in my pocket now. and, its xmas. here's betting he loves it.
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There are a few on amazon. I found mine in eBay. Just make sure they are sound reels
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It doesn't have its own speaker. You have to be hooked into a computer or speakers but yes you use it the same way as a conventional cassette player.
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Yes, I believe you can as the cassette player works well from the USB port of my desktop.
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The cassette playerS are no longer working. I would recommend buying a different cassette player. We bought these for my mother in law for her birthday in June and it stopped working two months later.
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I didn't buy the Coby cd player. You must have me confused with another customer, I did buy the Coby cassette player and I love it.
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I sent a review about this cassette player several months ago, and for your information, SAVE YOUR MONEY, this is a piece of junk! I don't think it was a couple of months before we had trouble with the CD player not playing and shortly there after, the cassette player malfunctioned also. Stick with a brand-name such as SONY, Panasonic, JVC and you will not go wrong.
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yes, but the cassette player does not work - see manual for more information
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I do not understand H. Cothran's post -- North Americans get the cassette player?? I thought it was just the opposite...
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There is not, though that would be very helpful for people with lots of cassettes and little time.
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I've used a cassette adapter on mine. Just plug it in like you would a CD player and listen to your collection.
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Hello......Yes, this plays cassettes too...I also have a large collection of them that I don't want to give up, so this fits the bill!
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I highly recommend the Fisher-Price Kid-Tough Music Player with Microphone for kids. It is a music player with a microphone. It is expensive (about $50), but has served us incredibly well over the past 6 years with two small boys. Amazon doesn't seem to have it at the moment, but check other places. For something smaller and cheaper - try B. Okideoke Microphone (about $15 on Amazon). It will project sound, plays songs and records. Good for the small ones...
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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.
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I purchased the less expensive Sony player, which is perfect for my needs. I use it in my classroom, so it's the right size and good quality. I only use the CD player and the tape player and they both work great.
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It is more likely the cassette is breaking down than the player being the problem. Unfortunately, there is not much you can do, except maybe trying to make a new tape.