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Archos Jukebox Recorder 10 Review..

Advantages: Shock Resistant, Buffer Size.
Disadvantages: They Lie About Battery Life!

Ok the Archos MP3 player has loads of features in this review im going to tell you about them and the bad points. Ok lets get started with the system requirments because we dont want you buying something that is not going to work. The System Requirments are simple but it's better safe than sorry For PC's: Pentium 233 MHz or higher, windows 98, SE, ME, 2000. 32 MB RAM (64 recommended). CD-ROM drive w / digital audio extraction support. USB port. For MAC: MAC OS 8.6 or higher. iMac, G3 or higher. USB Manager virsion 1.2 or higher Ok system requirments all done now onto the features and my expeirances (good and bad). ------------------------------------------------ Archos Transfer Speeds (IN + OUT): ------------------------------------------------ The Archos has a built-in 10 GB HDD (hard disc drive) with a 2MB internal ...

PrizeMail 01.11.2004 (03.11.2004) · Read full review
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Review of Archos Jukebox Recorder 10 10 GB

Great sounding cassette recorder

Advantages: Great sound quality, good set of features, three heads
Disadvantages: No remote control

Many people seem to think that cassette tapes, and analogue audio in general, have had their day. For me though, I have so many cassettes that converting them to a digital format is impractical, and buying CD copies or paying to download them, too expensive. Unfortunately, the quality of cassette decks in most mini-hifi systems these days is very poor - the cynic in me wonders if this is a deliberate ploy to stimulate sales of CD recorders and other more "hi-tech" gadgetry. Hence, I bought this machine for the grand sum of £10 second hand. I believe it retailed for under £100 new, though I suspect it has been discontinued now. I will begin with the playback side of things. When I first started using this machine, I suddenly found myself listening to lots of old pre-recorded cassettes I had not dug out for years. OK, so they were ...

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Review of Technics RS-BX646 Stereo Cassette Deck

Sony TCM-200DV Dictaphone

Advantages: Takes regular sized audio cassettes, double-time recording, inexpensive model
Disadvantages: Needs to be used close to sound-source, a bit bulky for some tastes

(gosh, that sounds almost Jurassic now doesn't it?). Therefore, it uses regular-sized audio cassettes (Type I only), unlike those dictaphones that take those tiny, Lilliputtian cassettes. I see this as an advantage, in that you can play back what you've recorded on any tape machine - thus saving precious battery life (it takes 2 x AA batteries). [Battery life: well, I think I've been a fairly light user over the past three years so have never had to change the batteries - I'm afraid I can't advise how it fares more generally] On the front there's a large speaker area and two control dials: 'rec time' which allows you to set the recording speed at either normal or double time (which allows you to squeeze 180 minutes onto a 90 minute cassette), and 'speed control' which allows you to alter playback speed on a continuum from 'slow' to ...

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