Cassette Tape to USB 2.0 (Second Generation) - Convert Cassette Tapes to Digital MP3 Audio Files on USB Flash Drive - File Splitting Feature - Instant Setup - No Computer Required

Easily Transfer Any Audio Cassette Tape To Digital MP3 Format
Saves onto USB Flash Drive (8 GB USB Included) in High-Quality MP3 Files. Instant Setup - No Computer, Software, or Drivers Required!
Automatic Track Splitting Mode - Automatically Splits Tracks Into Individual MP3 Files
Portable Design - Doubles As Personal Cassette Tape Player (Earbuds Included)
2 Year Warranty & USA-Based Tech Support Included From ClearClick, a USA-Based Small Business

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Cassette To USB Converter 2.0 - The Easy Way To Convert Your Audio Cassette Tapes

Simple, Quick Set up - Saves Your Cassette Tape Onto USB Flash Drive (Included)

5 Simple Steps To Digitizing Your Cassette Tape

Automatic Track Detection - File Splitting Feature

File Splitting Feature - Saves Each Track into an Individual MP3 File

Introducing the Cassette2USB Converter 2.0.

If you've got a lot of cassette tapes sitting in your house, why not turn them into digital format? Restore memories and save money by not having to re-purchase your music collection!

With the Cassette To USB Converter 2.0, it's simple and easy to turn your cassette tapes into digital MP3 format.

First, simply power the device using the USB cable (included) or two AA batteries (not included).

Next, just load a cassette tape into the converter and press "Play."

Plug in the 8 GB USB flash drive (included), and then press "Record" on the device.

Your cassette tape will begin to be recorded into digital MP3 format!

If you'd like, you can enable "Auto Mode" on the converter, which will automatically detect where track begins and ends and save each track as a separate MP3 file.

Once you finish recording, simply plug the USB flash drive into your PC or Mac to transfer the MP3 files to your computer, or plug the USB drive straight into your TV or music speaker's USB port.