Pyle Home Digital Tuner Dual Cassette Deck | Media Player | Music Recording Device with RCA Cables | Switchable Rack Mounting Hardware | CrO2 Tape Selector | Included 3 Digit Tape Counter - 110V/220V

Not officially received yet but am hoping to prevent my unwitting action of or on the first device or model sent to me,it being set or preset at the wrong or incorrect voltage level for my nation's requirements. Have been more than impressed by the amplifiers sent to me,or to compliment them on their brilliance for my requirements, thanks again!

Very good machine ,well made and easy to use Would highly recommend.

a'm pleased with my purches

Buy the pioneer at AMAZON,I purcahased this first,impressed by the PRO (meaning PROBLEM?)then I bought the Pioneer (Which decerves to be tagged PROFESSIONAL) anyone want a pile for say 80 quid? or even less, if you collect.......

Excelente equipo, cumplio conmis espectativas

لايسمح بسماع الصوت الذي يتم تسجيله أثناء التسجيل من مصدر خارجي!! وهذا عيب جوهري في الجهاز!!!

Nice build quality but amplifier is not there in this deck you need to purchase separately

Je suis très satisfait du produit. Il a été livré juste à temps pour les fêtes. J'ai donc pu écouter mes vieilles cassettes du temps de Noël et des fêtes. D'autre part, il faut faire attention en introduisant la cassette. Même si elle est introduite du bon bord, en la descendant... il faut faire attention car la porte du magnéto ne se referme pas. Quant au son, il est très satisfaisant. Bon prix pour la qualité du produit.

I have a lot of old cassette tapes. I decided I wanted to listen to them again just for the heck of it. I bought several vintage (fancy word for old crap) decks online. The ones that survived the trip failed within a few months. I am not the guy who is going to put in effort and try to salvage this old tech. I decided to look into a new deck. Not much to choose from so I bought this Pyle unit. You know what? For the money, it is pretty good. Here is what you really need to know. Our tapes, for the most part, are 30+ years old. Some have aged well, some are barely listenable. It is not the deck that causes them to sound bad. The first tape I randomly put in was so bad I thought I had wasted my money yet again. I sighed and turned it off and walked away. A week later, I tried again. I grabbed a Fleetwood Mac Tango in the Night tape, put it in and....it sparkled!! I began trying lots of different tapes and realized the deck itself was doing what it could with old junk I was feeding it. Let's face it, cassette tapes had their time, and that was long ago. They are never going to sound great- they didn't 30 years ago, they certainly won't today. But... It is fun to mess around with them anyway. As to the deck itself, yeah, it is not gonna knock you out with its appearance (which, btw, is fine) or it's low quality plastic buttons- but it gets the job done for a relatively low cost. I find the whole thing easy to use and hook up. For the casual listener, this is a great option. I don't record anything so I can't speak to that element of this deck. As I recall, the reviews for these decks are all mixed up by model. I bought the cheapest one and refurbished at that. I don't think I would spend additional money on the "better" ones since the low end one seems to have the same features. Undoubtedly the internal components are the same. All in all, I am happy with this machine.