Pros: Affordable, Great Sound, Sony Quality. Cons: Have not came across any yet.
Updated and revised on 7/2/01.
This is Part 2 of a three part Epinion on my complete Sony Stereo System. In part 1, I wrote about the Sony CPD-CE335 CD Player. Below is the address to that article if you are interested in reading about...
Pros: A cheap, serviceable cassette deck Cons: It doesnt have a switched electrical outlet in the back (but then I have yet to see a deck which does)
It is with quiet surprise that I realize I will be able to take another walk in the forest of electronic components. I fear, however, this will be my last walk for the time being because the Sony cd changer I use is twelve years old and the Teac graphic...
Pros: easy to use... great sound reproduction Cons: none yet
Well I wasn't really shopping for tape decks when I ran across this Sony TC-WE305 unit. I am in a band and we do alot of in-home recording so I guess eventually we were going to need something like this to produce some demos and the like.
Pros: Incredible value--reasonably priced with necessary accoutrements Cons: No digital display
When looking to upgrade to a component-based stereo system, I knew I wanted--well, needed--a dual tape-deck, but with the ever-increasing use of CD-R's over tapes, I didn't particularly care if I had the high-dollar features on the tape deck. It needed...
Pros: good price, easy to use Cons: not very many features
I recently bought this piece of equipment and it is excellent for the price. Of course you could pay alot more and get a better cassette deck but why??? After all if your looking for great sound quality you should not be listening to a cassette tape...
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