- Voice-activated recording system with adjustable sensitivity controls
- 3-speed record/play control
- 3.5mm headphone jack for private listening
- Requires 2 x "AA" batteries (not included)
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Voice-activated recording system with adjustable sensitivity controls,
3-speed record/play control
Requires 2 x "AA" batteries (not included)
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1 of 2 people found the following review helpful
Very easy to use and basic cassette recorder, exactly what I wanted. Unfortunately, the background noice after recording is so loud, I could hardly hear my own voice.
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10 reviews
35 of 36 people found the following review helpful
Great little recorder/player!
21 Nov 2007
This is a great little recorder for general purposes. Easy to understand text in playback and simple to use. For the money, you can't go wrong here. The fact it records on a full size tape is a plus for listening to cassettes in a car.
12 of 12 people found the following review helpful
Coby CX-R60 Voice Activated Cassette Recorder
17 May 2010
Amazon Verified Purchase
As a musician, I was in great need of a cassette player. They are hard to find in stores these days, so I was pleased to find this one among a good selection on Amazon.com. It's small, compact, simple, easy to use, and fits my needs just fine. And the price for what I needed was unbeatable. Thank you!
Judy B.
Judy B.
4 of 4 people found the following review helpful
Lousy Product
25 May 2011
Amazon Verified Purchase
I bought this recorder for a friend serving a mission. He had it for only a month before the recorder stopped working. It refused to record or play the tapes he had. The sound quality on the only tape I received from him, was worbly and uneven. Most of the time, his voice sounded like a chipmunk. In a letter he explained that he would have to hit the tape recorder frequently to get it to run at a steady pace. I would recommend going with a Sony tape recorder instead of this one.
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