Novac Cassette Player: Converts your old tapes into Mp3 files

Japanese company Novac have released their own product which converts old cob-web ridden cassettes into Mp3 files.

The Novac MV-CM001U  will convert your old cassettes into MP3, WAV and WMA files with no hassle at all. Each cassette takes (and I quote) around the same time as your average ten track 3 minute per song CD takes to rip to your PC. That means that, within the space of six minutes you can have your old tapes with those ‘golden oldies’ slapped on to a machine, which is then synced to your Mac / PC via USB and then slapped on your iPod / Mp3 player..

Pretty nifty huh? The Supplied Software also allows to split tracks manually or automatically. The Novac also features an RCA input/output terminal, which, when using the RCA input with a VCR, or game controller, you can directly convert the recorded audio to digital format.

Here are some specifications;

Specifications

- Available Media Compact cassette
- Wow and flutter 0.3%
- S / N ratio 40db
- Frequency response 100Hz – 8KHz
- Input and output terminals RCA plug
- USB terminal Inherited a B type connector
- Power / Power Consumption AC100V 50.60 HZ / 8W
- Size / Weight 165 (W) x 135 (D) x 143 (H) mm / Approx 1.4Kg

There seems to be a huge uprise in the number of these things coming to market lately – which suggests that manufacturers are actually selling these things. If they are, then that means that somebody out there is still rocking the polyester tracksuit and brick sized Sony Walkman cassette player out there. That is unacceptable, and so if you are that person and reading this, you’ll be happy to know that the Novac is out now and available for purchase.

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This has been a quest post by Stephen Highe – A highly creative business student with a knack for intelligent writing.