The new Jukebox Recorder has a built in FM radio that allows you to both listen to FM stations, plus you can record songs from the FM station. The new Jukebox Recorder also uses a special Lithium Ion battery compared to the 4 NiMH batteries in the original JBR. The Lithium Ion battery is included with the unit. Regular AA batteries will not work in the new Jukebox Recorder. The FM20 also has an alarm feature that allows you to set either an FM station or it will play the first song in the root directory.
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The Jukebox is the ultimate audio device. It is a pocket-size mp3 player that can store large amounts, up to 20 GB, of audio or data. You can record mp3 tracks, listen to mp3 audio, or use it as an external hard drive.
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Yes. You can record and listen to mp3, which is a type of compressed audio. With a patch cord, you can record mp3 tracks from any audio source. This means that you can easily record entire compact disks or your favorite radio shows. You can also use it as a voice recorder with the built-in microphone.
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Sample rate is the speed rate that analog is converted to digital, or vice versa. It is directly related to the audio quality of your recording. The Jukebox will record at 16, 22.5, 24, 32, 44.1 or 48 kHz. The 16 kHz sample rate provides the lowest quality audio recording and the 48 kHz sample rate provides the highest quality audio recording.
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Yes. Just hold down the left arrow key to rewind or the right arrow key to fast forward.
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You can record about 300 full-length CDs at the highest (48 kHz) sampling rate. (19060 MB capacity / 60 MB per CD)
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You can record about 1300 hours of talk radio at lowest (16 kHz) sampling rate. (19060 MB capacity / 14.0 MB per hour)
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No, but with the incredible storage capacity, you can record 8 hours a night for about six months before you'll run out of record space.
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The Jukebox Recorder has a 1/8" (3.5 mm) headphone jack. You can connect the included headphones, computer speakers, or the FM Transmitter to the headphone jack. You can also connect an optional patch cord to connect the Jukebox to your computer or home stereo system.
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Yes. The Jukebox charges 4 "AA" NiMH batteries with the included AC charging adapter. The AC charging adapter will also operate the unit, but the batteries can only be charged if the Jukebox is turned off. Battery charging can take from 1-16 hours, depending on the level of use. The LCD screen lets you know that the batteries are charging or finished charging.
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The Jukebox Recorder uses 4 "AA" NiMH batteries (1500 mAh; 1.2 V) that are charged with the included AC charging adapter.
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A fully charged set of batteries will last about 10 hours.
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No, unless you want to use it for something besides audio. That is the beauty of the Jukebox. It allows anyone to record, compress and share audio without owning a computer.
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Yes, they have several. Model #33-3014 is a mono, powered, amplified, condenser microphone for $29.99. Model #33-3028 is a stereo, powered condenser microphone that costs $29.99. This one needs a stereo combiner that is model #274-375. It combines the left and right channels and costs $3.99.
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The Jukebox Recorder connects to your computer with the supplied USB cable. An installation CD-ROM is included so that you can install the USB drivers on your computer. Once installed, the Jukebox Recorder is basically an external hard drive that you can use to store any type of data, digital images, software, etc.
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Yes. You can store any type of file on the Jukebox Recorder and access it with a computer. The Jukebox itself will only display text and mp3 files.
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It is rated at 6 Volt 700 mA center tip positive.
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Yes and it is shockproof.
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The Jukebox Recorder is manufactured in China.
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