ClearClick
ClearClick Cassette2USB Converter USB 2.0 with Cassette2CD Wizard 2.0 Software
Converts cassette tapes to digital MP3 or CD files via USB 2.0 with included recording and editing software for Windows and Mac
- InterfaceUSB 2.0
- Convert cassettes to digital MP3 or CD
- USB 2.0 powered — no external adapter required
- Includes Cassette2CD Wizard 2.0 for recording and editing
- PC and Mac compatible with Audacity for Mac
- One-year warranty with USA-based technical support
Cassette-to-digital conversion tool
The ClearClick Cassette2USB Converter connects to a USB 2.0 port and draws power from the computer, so no external supply is needed. It is aimed at anyone who wants to digitise their own cassette tapes without buying a separate deck or audio interface.
Bundled Windows and Mac software
Cassette2CD Wizard 2.0 handles recording, click-and-pop removal, and CD burning on Windows. Mac users receive Audacity instead, giving the same record-and-edit workflow without the Windows-only wizard.
Stereo capture at USB 2.0 bandwidth
The device records the analogue output of a standard cassette deck into a stereo digital stream that USB 2.0 handles comfortably. Long multi-tape sessions will create large uncompressed files, so plan for adequate disk space before starting a big archive project.
Highlights
- Convert cassettes to digital MP3 or CD
- USB 2.0 powered — no external adapter required
- Includes Cassette2CD Wizard 2.0 for recording and editing
- PC and Mac compatible with Audacity for Mac
- One-year warranty with USA-based technical support
Specifications
| Interface | USB 2.0 |
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Questions about this item
Will the cassette transport belts or pinch roller need replacement after extended use?
The converter uses standard cassette mechanics; belts and rollers are user-replaceable parts available from audio repair suppliers.
What limits continuous recording sessions on the USB 2.0 connection?
USB 2.0 bandwidth and host-controller stability set the practical ceiling for uninterrupted capture length.
How much heat or fan noise does the unit produce during all-day digitising?
No fan is present and the low-power USB design generates negligible heat, so operation stays silent.
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