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Friday, August 17, 2012

Alba CBB16 portable cassette recorder with AM/FM


Alba Cassette Player with Radio - Black.
?Single cassette.
?Stereo speakers.
?2 x 1 watts RMS.
?AM/FM tuner.
?One touch record.
?Headphone socket.
?Built-in aerial.
?Built-in microphone.
General information:

?Size H29, W9.3, D13.6cm.
?Mains operated or batteries required 4 x D (not included).

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Sunday, August 5, 2012

Sony TCM-150 - Cassette recorder


Product Description Sony TCM 150 - cassette recorder Product Type Cassette recorder Dimensions (WxDxH) 8.7 cm x 3.7 cm x 11.6 cm Weight 169 g Sound Effects Clear Voice Output Power 250 mW Cassette System Cassette recorder - mec

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- Records 2 track, 1 channel on standard cassettes
- One touch record from stop or playback
- Up to 25 hours recording life on 2 AA batteries (not included)
- Clear Voice recording system
- 38% larger playback speaker for enhanced sound

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Saturday, August 4, 2012

Tascam CDRW901SL CD Recorder


Tascam CDRW901SL CD Recorder - Building on many of the features of the CDRW900SL the CDRW901SL adds RS-232, XLR balanced I/O, a wired remote, AES/EBU digital I/O, and a timed track increment (selectable form 1 to 10 minutes) for adding CD track ID markers

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Sunday, July 29, 2012

Tascam CDRW900 CD Recorder


Tascam CDRW900 CD Re-Writer With MP3 Playback - The CD-RW900 is a professional CD recorder that fits into 2 rackspaces. It features unbalanced RCA inputs and outputs, as well as S/PDIF digital ins and outs via optical and coaxial connectors. Dedicated ana

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Tuesday, July 24, 2012

Tascam SS-CDR1 CD Recorder


The Tascam SS-CDR1 Solid state recorder to compact flash and CD-RW compact disc recorder. 16/24 bit PCM or MP3.The Tascam SS-CDR1 combines Compact Flash and Compact Disc recording into a single rackspace. Designed for applications that previously used a cassette or MiniDisc recorder, the SS-CDR1 records in WAVE or MP3 formats to Compact Flash media. A slot-loading CD transport is provided CD recording, MP3 conversion and audio transfer. The SSCDR1 recorder includes balanced and unbalanced audio inputs and outputs, RS-232 and parallel control and a wired remote control. Other Tascam solid state recorders available are the SS-R1 for Compact Flash recording without the CD and the HD-R1, which replaces the CD drive with Ethernet protocol and microphone inputs.The main features of the Tascam SS-CDR1 include:Solid state recoding to Compact Flash media CD-RW Recording and Playback One-rack-space compact design Records in WAVE or MP3 format to CF Card Balanced XLR and unbalanced RCA line input and output S/PDIF coaxial digital in and out with sample rate converter Power on play Auto track increment (level or time) PS/2 keyboard input for folder/file naming and remote control RS-232C serial control DB-25 parallel control port Dimensions (W x H x D): 483 x 44 x 300 (mm)

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- Solid State recorder
- Record to Compact Flash

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Saturday, July 21, 2012

Tascam SSR1 Solid State Recorder


Solid State Recorder for Installed Systems (SSR1)

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Philips CDR775 CD Recorder


Philips' CDR 775 audio CD recorder brings high-speed recording and hard-wired convenience to a new level of affordability. The deck works equally well as a recorder and as a player, thanks to its abundant hook-up options. It doesn't muster the stellar quality from its analogue outputs that you'll find in pricier CD recorders and players, though the digital outputs sound fine.

The CDR 775 is equally happy receiving data from either of the two established means of digital audio transmission (optical or coaxial), and its analogue inputs let you feed the recorder from external devices such as cassette decks or a turntables--though a turntable must first be routed through a phono preamplifier.

Topping the list of cool playback features is the CDR 775 DJ mode, which lets the two trays function independently. This means, that you can make yourself the life of a party by routing the deck's respective outputs into a DJ's mixer and letting fly with a new track just as the track from the other tray is fading out. Alternatively, you can route the outputs to separate amplifiers or receivers and enjoy simultaneous playback of different music in different rooms.

Another benefit is the ability to record at either normal or double speed from the player deck to the recorder deck. Double-speed recording can only take place during internal digital dubbing, though copies from analogue originals must be made at single speed. All recording falls into one of five categories. In any category, the process is the same: first select the type of recording you'll be making, then hit Record--it's pretty much as simple as that.

"Make CD" will digitally record the CD in the playback tray at high speed and automatically finalise the disc upon completion, coming as close as can be to one-touch recording. "Record Fast" is similar, but will not finalise the disc, letting you add additional tracks before completing the CD. "Record Listen" makes a digital recording at single speed. "Record Extra Disc" will commence recording upon the CDR775's sensing of a digital signal from an external digital source. "Record Extra Manual", lets you tell the recorder when to begin recording from an external source.

One thing this recorder does that may be unique to Philips recorders is to cancel a recorded track altogether if you hit stop within three seconds of initiating a recording. The headphone jack is a huge convenience, but for some reason Philips neglected to supply a volume control for it, so you're stuck with a single very loud output. Other drawbacks include less than perfect sound from the standard analogue stereo outputs and the absence of a fade-in/out button.

Nevertheless, given everything the CDR 775 does--and the price at which it does it--this CD recorder makes an exciting production tool for the inner DJ in us all. --Michael Mikesell

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Monday, July 16, 2012

Teac Turntable GF650 With CD Recorder AM/FM Radio + R/C


The Teac GF-650 is a Turntable, CD Recorder/Player and AM/FM Tuner Radio all-in-one.

With its unique and stylish design the GF-650 delivers quality audio via the built-in stereo speakers. It also features a backlit LCD display and for added versatility, use the included remote control to enjoy your system from the comfort of your coach.

Take all your LPs off the shelf and burn them onto CD-Rs and CD-RWs for preservation purposes.



Supports CD-R/RW Recording (Phono to CD, AUX to CD) / Drawer-type CD Recorder / Auto/Manual Track Increment / Rec Level Control and Rec Level Indicator / 32-track Music Memory /Repeat (1/ALL), Shuffle Play
2-speed Turntable (33-1/3, 45rpm)/MM Cartridge / Compatible with T4P Mount (P-Mount) Cartridge / Aluminum Platter / Auto Start, Auto Return
Rotary Analog AM/FM Stereo Tuner with Large Horizontal Scale / Rotary Volume Control
Stereo Speakers / LCD Display with Backlight / Headphone Jack / Remote Control
Audio Input - x1 / Audio Output - x1 / Operation - 120V AC, 60Hz

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- The Teac GF-650 is a Turntable, CD Recorder/Player and AM/FM Tuner Radio all-in-one.
- Supports CD-R/RW Recording (Phono to CD, AUX to CD) / Drawer-type CD Recorder / Auto/Manual Track Increment / Rec Level Control and Rec Level Indicator / 32-track Music Memory /Repeat (1/ALL), Shuffle Play
- 2-speed Turntable (33-1/3, 45rpm)/MM Cartridge / Compatible with T4P Mount (P-Mount) Cartridge / Aluminum Platter / Auto Start, Auto Return
- Rotary Analog AM/FM Stereo Tuner with Large Horizontal Scale / Rotary Volume Control
- Stereo Speakers / LCD Display with Backlight / Headphone Jack / Remote Control

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Wednesday, July 11, 2012

CD Recorder - Record / Copy from Vinyl Records & Tape Cassettes - Teac Music Centre System TE0065a - Turntable, CD player / recorder with Radio & Built in Speakers - NEW cool black finish + {FREE Maxell Pack 25 Blank Music Audio CD-R & Single Music CD-RW} - UK MODEL inc Remote Control


High Quality CD recording Teac Music centre Package

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- NEW Cool Black Finish UK Model including Remote Control - also includes 25 Maxell MUSIC CD-R blank CD's & a Maxell Music Audio CD-RW which is re-recordable, ideal for all your test runs until you get used to recording, but it's easy to do, so just the single CD-RW is included
- Record onto CD from vinyl records, or tape cassettes. The Music centre has built in speakers so no separate computer or anything required. You can also play CD's, Records or radio
- AUX RCA Phono stereo analogue audio inputs for recording from external sources such as reel-to-reel tape, or another CD or MP3 player (so you can record CD to CD) - stereo phono lead required - not included
- Manual record-level control - Track Increment identification
- NOTE: ONLY Music or Audio blank CD-R or CD-RW can be used to RECORD. CD-R, search for: B004ETH61O or B003JNG40U === CD-RW: search for: B003JNL2A2 (Plays virtually all types of CD)

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