Does the cassette turn like a normal cassette or does it stay stationary?
1250278
There's nothing to turn, everything is stationary. It somehow excites the magnetic pickup head of the deck to think tape is moving past, it isn't. I'm sure the deck spindles are turning, but to no use, the fake cassette could care less. To bad it couldn't use that turning to charge the battery.
1250279
It dones function like a normal casette in a traditional player or like a mp3 player instead....
1250280
Like a normal cassette but this thing didn't work in my car tape deck. Good luck!
1250281
The rollers do turn. I can hear it when I mute the cassette. Otherwise, I guess it would damage the cassette player.
1250282
Could not get to work because auto reverse would keep clicking back and forth. The tape deck (most cassette decks) has auto reverse that would change direction of tape (instead of physically removing tape, flipping over, reinserting) when sensed tape was tight.
474492
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.
1863465
I don't know.it was bought as a gift and I mailed it to another state and I don't have any contact with this person.they were needing the cassette player...sorry I couldn't give an answer.
2235434
I am not sure what you mean by auto shut off. When it comes to the end of the cassette tape, it just flips to the beginning of the other side. That is why I like it. When I am working out, the reverse side comes up by operation of the walker.
969418
The turntable begin spinning when you manually move the tone arm up from its rest and move it to the starting groove on the record disk. The tone arm does return to rest and the table stops spinning when the arm moves to the inside track of the record disk. I wouldn't call that "fully automatic."
680482
this doesn't oscillate, it is stationary. But it is good for what it is - we've been using it daily (10 hours per day) for nearly last 2 months and it does the job.
1812975
Hi, Besides the front on-off switch & Volume control, there are TWO little electric switches to the right of the tone arm (facing the player from the front). The first one adjusts the SPEED of the turntable: back position=33 1/3; middle: 45. Right behindthat little black switch is another. If that switch is pulled FORWARD the turntable platter does NOT spin until you move the tone arm off the rest and over a record. If it is pushed toward the back, the platter continuously turns, whether the tone arm is on the rest position OR being used to play a record. I Hope this helps. :-)
1611051
Both the CD player and Cassette player have pause buttons, they both work, although on some occasions when I've paused a CD and than resume play it will be on the same track (song) that I paused it on but it will be in a different spot in the song, usually a few seconds ahead of where it was paused, no big deal though.
1536296
Oh, yes, it does, and plays them great. And that is why I bought TWO of them...A friend and I both had tons of cassettes and just hated to think of never hearing them again. Any box that plays cassettes is really rare these days.
1755758
This doesn't play cassettes. The mechanism that rotates the CD's is extremely noisy and it quit working within 6 months
950165
As I told you in my first response, I am using this cassette player while on vacation, which is why my answer to your question comes so Iate. Indeed, the tape won't turn off at its end. This is no problem for me, as I usually am within reach of the buttons to be pressed, and I'm quite happy with it, flawed though it might be. But I fear your customer was right. The thing won't turn off. It simply refuses. Kind regards, Viktoria Reck-Malleczewen
1488709
It does not automatically go back to neutral. It stays in the new position.
1882026
I don't think so. I think the part that hangs out for the cassette would make it either too wide or shifted weirdly to one side or the other.
1737425
Yes. In fact, I use mine in the stationary position. Just push down on the oscillation knob on top to make it oscillate. Pull up on the knob to make it stationary in any direction.
964579
Yes, but cassette doesn't work for more than a few months. Get a better brand.
1668446
It has a switch that you move from record to play...ours went in stuffies as well and we haven't had any issues so far...
1651380
It comes with a light coat of grease and not oil it from the factory. Its greased to proctect is from oxidation and whatnot until it is bought and used. I clean the grease off of it because I dont want grease on my cassette and chainrings.