Can this be charged while inside the cassette player, or is the cable & plug too thick?
1272973
It will not charge while in, I ordered it and then returned it because of this very reason.
1272974
In my car cassette player the chord protrudes out too far to charge it while in the player. I have to remove it, charge it and then reinsert the adapter.
1272975
probably not but it depends on your cassette player. in mine I can't and almost certain the plug would extends to far out.
1272976
Nope...need a room to charge the tape. Interestingly, music will not play while charging the tape, however, you CAN make a phone call/receive a call from this tape. Like I said it won't play music while charging. Although the tape has bluetooth capability, your garage door won't open until you completely shut the tape off. Otherwise you will be wondering why your garage door won't open. Make sure bluetooth is off. I just noticed this about 3 weeks ago. Thanks.
1234798
No, it can't be charged while in the tape deck. However, it comes with a power port for your cigarette lighter in a pinch. I just charge it in the house before I leave anyway.
1272977
Can't charge when it's in the player. Also battery life is short, and doesn't remember Bluetooth pairings. Good idea but less than perfect execution.
1272978
I think it depends on the cassette player that you have, but it will not work while charging with mine. It uses a typical micro usb connection directly into the cassette, so it needs a lot of room.
1272979
no. plug completely blocks ability for cassette to load. charge lasts pretty well though. I drive hours in the desert highways at a time and haven't had a problem.
1884204
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.
1223874
There isn't any way to reduce the thickness. You can however use a jack with a straight and narrow plug.
1151772
The battery died because a cable was plugged into the unit. It doesn't matter whether the connection made it to an amp. The circuit is "turned on" when you insert the 1/4 plug. Many players remove the cable between sets to conserve.
2121269
I don't know what kind of cassette player I have, but it works on mine. I would imagine it would work in any cassette player.
283400
It doesn't seem I work while charging...but then if it did it would be more restrictive than just plugging your headphones into your player. It works with other headphones, which is what I use. The devise has a headphone jack like any other device.
1476293
Not in my tape player. Must be charged externally (overnight in my house for me) but charge seems to last a while.
283399
"No when it's being charged." Wrong you can charge it. But The Charging and Headphone connector are very close to each other not All Headphones Cables can be Used.
492385
Audio In jack for connecting MP3 players to the Sony CD cassette player .. so I guess not
2115553
Yes! The jack is right next to the mic jack. It takes a mini plug. I had an identical cassette player recorder like this one for over 25 years,and I got a lot of use out of it. I recommend it very highly. Good luck.
612740
Yes, you can play it while plugged in. It actually plays quite a bit louder. It should be charging depending on the volume .
964579
Yes, but cassette doesn't work for more than a few months. Get a better brand.
1765257
No, unfortunately you can't. It will sound so that you know it's in the correct charging position. Sorry about that, I understand that it could get annoying hah
2274710
No. This is only for a CD opening. It is too wide and will not insert into the cassette slot.
1029045
You cannot connect a cassette player to this device. The Audio-In or Aux-In port is for a 3.5 mm type jack or plug.
2014812
No. I loved everything about it but sorry to say it ate my cassesttes. I even ordered twice but both players did the same. Really nice sound on records and cds if you don't want cassette player.
1937997
There are a few different size headphone jacks, and your cassette player is probably mono, so you may need a plug adapter. A trip to Radio Shack and a few bucks and you should be set.