Reshow Cassette Player GCP235003WH-S01-US White
A portable cassette player that plays, records and converts tapes to MP3 via USB-C
- ColorBlack
- Power Requirementsfalse
- Dimensions20'
- Weight0.308 kilograms
- Plays cassettes through built-in speaker or headphone jack
- Records voice and external audio onto tape with built-in mic
- Converts tapes to MP3 via USB-C and included Audacity software
- Runs on two AA batteries or USB-C power
- Lightweight at .308 kg for easy portability
Portable cassette player for tape archives
The Reshow GCP235003WH-S01-US plays standard cassettes through a built-in speaker or headphone jack. It records from the internal microphone or an external source via AUX input. The white unit weighs 0.308 kilograms and measures 20 inches in its longest dimension.
Sustained operation on batteries or USB-C
Two AA cells power the mechanism for portable use while a USB-C connection runs it from a computer or adapter. The supplier notes that both sources must not be used together. No active cooling is present so the motor runs at a constant speed during long capture sessions.
Simple setup with Audacity on Windows or Mac
Connect the USB-C cable, launch the included Audacity software and press play on the tape. The recorder appears as a standard audio input device. Builders who need automatic track splitting or noise reduction beyond Audacity’s built-in tools will need additional software.
Highlights
- Plays cassettes through built-in speaker or headphone jack
- Records voice and external audio onto tape with built-in mic
- Converts tapes to MP3 via USB-C and included Audacity software
- Runs on two AA batteries or USB-C power
- Lightweight at .308 kg for easy portability
Specifications
| Part Number | GCP235003WH-S01-US |
|---|---|
| Color | Black |
| Power Requirements | false |
| Dimensions | 20' |
| Weight | 0.308 kilograms |
Questions about this item
Does the built-in speaker stay quiet enough for late-night listening without headphones?
The unit has a built-in speaker and a headphone jack, so you can plug in headphones for private listening whenever the speaker would be too loud.
What do I need to start converting my old tapes to MP3 files?
You need a computer with Windows or Mac OS, the free Audacity software, and the included USB-C cable to capture the audio from the player.
Will the USB-C connection work with an older laptop that only has USB-A ports?
The supplied cable is USB-C; you would need a USB-C to USB-A adapter or a different cable to plug it into a legacy USB-A port.
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