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CD-RW880 CD Recorder - Records to: CD-R, CD-RW Discs, Coaxial Digital Input, Remote Control
With its continued excellence in sound reproduction, Teac has once again created a versatile, CD recorder
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TEAC CD-RW880 CD Recorder with Remote
Includes: remote control, 2 RCA cables, 1 Optical Digital cable, and 2 AA batteries. Teac CD Recorder
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Teac America Inc CD Recorder w/ Remote Control
Teac America Inc CD Recorder w/ Remote Control. TEAC CD recorderCD-R and CD-RW recording and playback
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TEAC CDRW880
TEAC * CD-R and CD-RW Recording * FL Display with Level Meter * Center-Mounted Drive Mechanism * Program,
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Teac CD-RW880
CD Player, Recorder/Burner FL Display With Level Meter Center-Mounted Drive Mechanism Digital
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Teac CD-RW880 CD Recorder With Remote
CD-R/RW recording, Center mounted drive mechanism, Full display with level meter
Teac CD RW880 - CD Recorder CD-RW880
Teac CD RW880 - CD Recorder CD-RW880. PRODUCT FEATURES:CD-R and CD-RW recordingFL display with level
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Teac CD-RW880 - CD recorder
PRODUCT FEATURES:CD-R and CD-RW recordingFL display with level meterCenter-mounted drive mechanismProgram,
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Teac Cdrecorder Black Teaccdrw
CD Recorder. Features Easy-to-Read LCD Display. Other Features: Front-Loading CD. Includes Power Cord.
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TEAC CDRW880 CD-Recorder W/ Remote
A great way to store all your old records and cassette tapes to CD media, the TEAC CD-RW880 is compatible
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CD-RW880 CD Recorder
CD-R and CD-RW Recording - CD-R and CD-RW Recording FL Display with Level Meter Center Mounted Drive
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Teac CD-RW880 CD Recorder with Remote
Add this CD recorder to your home audio system for more versatile functionality.
TEAC CD-RW880 CD Recorder with Remote
Includes: remote control, 2 RCA cables, 1 optical digital cable, and 2 AA batteries. Teac CD Recorder
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Be aware that this machine only uses specific cd's. If you are a church and buy your cd's in bulk, find another machine. Their tech support is the worst.
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I ordered this product on May 29, 2009 and got it during the 2nd week of July. The unit received had a label saying "Made in China - June 2009". I made all the connections following the book instructions (although I have been making this type of connections for 35 years), plugged it in, turned the unit on, and NOTHING. (After turning the unit on it is supposed to go on a standby mode & from there you turn it on with the remote). I tried various outlets that I knew were active, and still nothing. I undid the connections and tried to turn it on again several times, still nothing. To make a long story short, the unit was completely dead on arrival. I returned it the following day. It seems that Teac-China, in its urge to rush products to the market, has completely bypassed even the most elementary forms of quality control. And my 11 year-old Terapin CD player/recorder is still working...
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This device records audio to a cd. Input may include radio broadcasts , audio cassette tapes or other CD's. You need to be able to hookup these devices to this TEAC recorder.It is easy enough. You may record to a CD-R (one time) or a CD-RW many times. I record about 1500 hours per year and this purchase replaces the one that lasted about 2 years. All of my original CD_RW's are still functioning after use of 100 to 200 times each. Remarkable!! My only complaint is the technical help line. They have no idea what they are talking about. They blamed the CD-RW's when the first recorder was breaking. I bought a second set of 10 CD-RW's based on their insistance that I do so. As each new one was unwrapped and lasted 2 or three times, the help line said all you could hope for was five times. They could not accept the possibility that their recorder had worn out. In spite of that total customer service failure, I purchased a replacement that again works great and still have no CD-RW failures.
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This is a high quality device for cerating CDs from LPs and making compillations. It is easy to operate and has many useful features. It would be better if it also had an optical out. The limitations which are there are not in the device but in the fact that digital copy are usually blocked at the source. However analog copies are always allowed.
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I've owned this unit for only about a week and I've already logged about 50 recording hours, copying everything from hard rock to classical music. I'm very pleased with the sound quality and I've found the controls pretty easy to master, even though I'm not usually good with new instructions. I don't have a working CD drive in my computer so I'm using the Teac connected directly to my audio system which includes a Sony CE595 CD changer, and I have the two decks connected via both optical cable and analog. Both setups are easy to use; the Teac requires you to tell it which source you want to use- either digital or analog. It's not possible to record "2nd generation" digital copies, apparently so as to prevent mass-copying at very high quality levels. So you can make one digital copy, but when you want to copy that copy digitally you're given a "Can't Copy" message. I found it frustrating that in the instructions where they list the error messages there's no mention of "Can't Copy". The
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