We Are Rewind Portable Cassette Player
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Features
| Brand Color | None |
|---|---|
| Warranty The length of time your product is protected by warranty | 1 Year |
| Product Type | Other |
Tech Specs
- Signal-to-noise ratio: 50dB
- Frequency response: 30Hz - 12500Hz (with Type I cassette)
- Headphones output power: 2x2mW into 32 ohms
- Bluetooth version: 5.1 (headphones and speakers compatible)
- Stereo recording via: 3.5mm RCA jack
- Input level: 50mVrms to 200mVrms typ.
- Frequency response (recording): 30Hz - 10000Hz (with Type I cassette)
- Signal-to-noise ratio (recording): 45dB
- Distortion (recording): 1% typ.
- Battery: Built-in Lithium-Ion rechargeable
- Nominal voltage: 3.7V
- Nominal capacity: 2000mAh
- Battery life: approx. 10 to 12 hours
- Dimensions: 140.8 x 88.8 x 33.5mm
- Weight: approx. 404g
Description
The We Are Rewind Portable Cassette Player is a compact unit that is inspired by the portable cassette units popular in the 1980s. The company was set up to develop this new portable cassette player/recorder. Notably, it has a new mechanism with a stereo head.
Additionally, this colourful unit is also capable of recording on type I tape. Unlike earlier cassette players there is a built-in lithium-ion reachable battery with a life of 10 to 12 hours. Lastly, there is a Bluetooth output that can be paired with headphones or an active speaker.
Connectivity
The connectivity of the We Are Rewind Portable Cassette Player includes a 3.5mm plug for headphones as well as a 3.5mm input for recording. There is also a DC 5V input via USB. This is used to charge the battery. Lastly, there is a Bluetooth output that can connect to headphones or an active speaker.
About cassettes
Cassettes were invented in the 1960s as a more convenient way of using tape. Reel-to-reel tapes could be cumbersome and difficult to thread. Later came different tape tapes such as chrome and metal. This improved the frequency response and noise performance. Pre-recorded cassettes came along in the mid-1960s. However, tape hiss was a problem and Dolby B was developed to reduce this. Nowadays the licensing has lapsed and no new machines feature Dolby B or C.
Modern tapes
Cassette tapes Have had a resurgence recently with artists issuing music tapes. Notably they have no Dolby noise reduction. There is also a collectors market for vintage blank tapes as well as some new production tapes. The We Are Rewind Portable Cassette Player can also be used to copy old tapes to a computer. The user experience evokes nostalgia and sporting a “Walkman” can be a fun pastime.