what kind of tapes go in this tape recorder it takes off to fast lots off static in recording
1254635
not sure what you mean it takes casset tapes and as for static it is a cheap machine
1254636
I use memorx also I find that most of them take off fast i push the rubber wheel with finger it seems to fix them also i have a special needs brother who use them so he rough on them play rewind all the time I go through 30 a year that sucks
1254637
This is a bad machine. I threw .mine out . Amazon shouldn't sell this machine. IRIS
1254638
This was a gift that I sent to my mother. From what I understand, it takes normal cassette tapes.
1254639
In short, I cannot say it more succinctly...Amazon should take this vendor OUT OF THEIR REPERTOIRE! done, nada , nothing to say - I threw mine out - no volume variation and I viewed other 'not happy campers'. Your choice - make them return your money - or just throw it out - post your comments and only 'hope' Amazon does not allow this vendor. Hope this helps.
1116960
As far as I know you have to turn over the tape at the end of the first half. I would not recommend this recorder. I had to get another brand because it was a cheap machine and came with a tape playing problem right out of the box.
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On the power supply (that plugs into an AC outlet) there is an RCA jack to can be used for call recording. To record a conversation plug the end of a cable with RCA-type connectors into the Aux Out jack on the Power Supply. Plug the other end of the cable into the Aux In jack of your tape recorder.
60223
That's exactly what I bought the recorder for. It works like a charm, just remember to place it where it won't be picking up unwanted noise.
2148548
It's easy to switch out tapes. But I need different sizes tape ..it is too big..
841362
Tape deck may simply need cleaned, if it's ejecting the cassette. My ideck worked in my cassette player, just like a regular cassette. Make sure it is fully inserted, when using it
971429
I know my voice teacher is using these on a small recorder but I don't know what kind it is.
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yes it will help take static out and any other feedback's you might get also I got it hooked onto my mic and work perfect plus if you record your audio like if u into try n ta rap to beats or what not it give's very clear record sound back I love it man it's worth it
1431379
Good question . . . I never got this thing to work at all, it went in to my cassette player and the player tried to rewind it forever since there was no tape in it to stop it. I threw it away in the end.
1331803
I had a Sony DVD Recorder to VHS model RDR-VX535 which would record on Verbatim DVD-R 16X or DVD-R 8X speed. I managed to transfer only 5 home movie tapes to Verbatim DVD-R 16X or 8X speeds. Then the machine wouldn't work anymore. The Sony technician told me I needed to get more 8X discs, which was not true. 16X worked fine. The quality of the machines is not dependable. I sent it back to be restored to factory condition, got it back and it had the same problem with which I started. Fortunately, Costco gave me my money back. Memorex discs didn't work. S. M. Cox So maybe try Verbatim discs. Good luck.
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No. I have one that doesn't. It could be that when the cassette was recorded the sound was turned too loud. I have some cassettes like that.
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I guess it depends what you record it on. This is a very simple arrangement. It is like a small microphone that you put in your ear. You have to supply what the microphone is hooked to. I use an 8mm cassette recorder. You can record on anything that accepts a pin plug. This is not a high tech arrangement, but it works well.
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Wow..you are way more advanced than I am. I know this unit can do LOTS more than I can figure out...but the instrutions, online and included S-U-C-K! I pretty much installed the audacity software...played the tape into my PC...and burned the CD...I could figure out noise reduction...but that also took out the whole 'stereo' sound...so I stopped even trying to reduce the static...My guess is that it can work with those tapes..but, you would have to figure it out on your own..sorry, i know..no help at all...
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If you have a 9-volt battery inside, it will retain the recording that is in memory. If you don't, and you disconnect from the DC power supply, you will lose whatever has been stored. I've been burned a couple of times though because my 9V battery didn't have enough charge to retain the recording, and I lost the recording when I disconnected the power supply. (This device is hard on 9V batteries.) Alas, it was never meant to be a permanent recording device, so it keeps me on my toes in terms of getting good at playing the initial loops.
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Is the tape recorder using a 2.5 or 3.5mm plug? I would buy a dedicated mic for the tape recorder, this is made for a mic and speaker combo and the recorder may pic up sound from the speaker. So, I'd go with "no" on using it with a tape recorder.
166408
If you have a cd burner and a way to connect RCA jacks to the burner, then you can record from tapes to CD's
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Sorry, don't really know. I have a JVC recorder to change tapes to dvd and I used two of them and does not work.