Pyle PT649D Dual Cassette Deck Unboxing
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- Опубликовано: 28 авг 2024
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Great review. It's nice to hear opinions from a coulpa real audio professionals.
Thank you. We're not professionals nor do we claim to be but we try our best, and our video's just reflect our own humble opinion's and information we were able to find. Glad you enjoyed the video. Thank you for watching and commenting. It is appreciated.
How is the tape deck 1 year later? Looks nice.
Thanks, it's still working flawlessly. I haven't had a single issue with it and it's been a solid cassette deck. It doesn't have all the bell's and whistles of an expensive deck but in my experience with it so far at least and in my humble opinion it's been amazing and reliable. Thank you for watching and commenting, it is appreciated.
@@guillotinecinema1599you’re welcome. I’m thinking about getting me one of these
Can u please upload working video?❤
Will do if I'm able to and get the chance, with YT's copyright restriction's I'll have to look into what I would be able to play through it in a video if or when I get the chance. Thank you for watching and commenting, it is appreciated.
@@guillotinecinema1599 Recording is good quality? ( Cassette to Cassette?)
@@shinukolenchery Yeah, in my opinion the recording is really good. I've made some copies of a few cassette's and even made an 80's mix tape running my ipod into the rca recording input jack's on the back via an adapter and that turned out really good as well. Overall again in my humble opinion it's a really good solid cassette deck and a great budget option. It doesn't have all the bell's and whistle's other model's may have but it's solid and it works, or at least this one has. Hope this helps. Thanks again for watching.
Hey is that like the one from the 80s?
I tried searching for Pyle cassette deck's from the 80's but couldn't really find any information, in my own humble opinion though I don't think that this model would be like the one's from the 80's. Cassette deck's from the 80's from what I've found on YT and online usually have allot of features like regular Dolby noise reduction among other features with some higher end one's even having features like auto reverse etc. This model does have some features like auto stop, noise reduction though it's an unbranded generic form of noise reduction and dubbing along with high speed dubbing since it is a dual cassette deck which allows you to make copies of cassettes from the play side to the record side. It is lightweight though and from what I've seen there isn't much to it internally which is most likely a cost saving measure since this cassette deck is meant to be a low cost but still reliable unit or at least that's my impression with it. Since I've had this one though I haven't had a single problem with it, which is really impressive since I got it refurbished. It has been rock solid and worked flawlessly, I've dubbed more than a few cassettes and listened to more than a few along with even making a mix tape. I can say that I highly recommend this unit and Pyle in general. Sorry for the long reply but I hope this helps. Thank you for watching and commenting. It is appreciated.
@@guillotinecinema1599 real Dolby noise reduction is pretty much impossible to put on modern cassette decks.
@@christianmccauley7340 that’s why Dolby stopped licensing there stuff on modern decks in 2014.
This unit is garbage you can't even record tapes from an external input source like a CD player or cell phone
That's your opinion and you are entitled to it but actually you can. The line in record RCA jack's on the back of this cassette deck beside the line out jack's which we show in the video are how you hook into it to record onto tapes, I've made mix tapes myself personally on this cassette deck recording from my Ipod into the line in record RCA jack's using an RCA to headphone jack adaptor to record to tape and it worked fine. The tape sounded pretty good also. It's not the most expensive unit and doesn't have all the bells and whistles but it has worked solidly in my experience and has been reliable and I got it refurbished at that, maybe you should check the unit you tried to record on as it may not be functioning right. This is just my opinion though and like you I'm entitled to it. Thank you for watching and commenting, it is appreciated.