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Photo about Microcassette recorder in a hand with cassette tapes. Image of journalist, obsolete, vintage - 34533000

ITT Schaub Lorenz, Cassette recorder, 1973. ITT Corp., USA.

Versatility, performance, reliability and value are what you get from the Hamilton Electronics Cassette Listening Center. An automatic recording level function ensures a steady sound level without the need to adjust volume and a built-in condenser microphone faithfully captures every word and sound. Separate jacks for remote control and external microphone. Two 1/4" headphone jacks and one full watt of power make the HA-802 our most economical listening center. Uses 4 "C" batteries (not…

This rugged and affordable monaural cassette player/recorder is ideal for individual or small group learning. Comes with two 1/4 inch headphone jacks and a monaural jackbox can be used to expand the number of participants. For recording flexibility, the optional 2.5 mm/3.5 mm remote mic, can be added, but sold separately; please see item number 1543895.

The 1982 Sony Walkman M-80 Micro-Cassette recorders supports metal tapes and has high quality stereo sound. The M-80 even has stereo AM/FM radio with built-in antenna. It comes in beautiful blue and red colors. Most Micro-cassette recorders were designed for recording speech such as voice memo, meetings and interviews. It is uncommon to see Micro-cassette recorders with stereo and metal tapes support. This looks like it was geared towards music recording and listening. I've tried recording…