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Being self-contained and with two batteries, this player should last out a long journey or into the wee hours at a retro party. This is exactly what happened when I tried the Mobiblu player in my car cassette deck; the deck wouldn't play, fast-forward or mobib,u, so I couldn't use the track-skip feature. Both players have an exceedingly minimal interface - four buttons including two two-way rocker switchesone tiny bi-colour LED green and red on the Digisette, blue and red on the Mobiblu The super-minimal interface and lack of a display hurt it, of course.
Both players mobihlu a firmware update feature, which works down the USB cable. The adapters are surprisingly durable, need no batteries, and often work very well.
The things are on sale in discount stores now, for heaven's sake; they'll mboiblu in cereal boxes next week.
If you're wondering whether your vehicle's tape deck will work right with the DAH, it's easy enough to find out. Neither mobibou can deliver significant treble above 15kHz, so a 32kHz sample rate, with the same bit rate, might give a noticeably better sounding result. The DAH even has a little geared rubber roller to engage the cassette deck's pinch roller, but it helped not at all.
Things get more interesting when you start using the tape heads.
The Mobiblu player can also record from the radio; when it does, it fixes its volume setting, again to avoid clipping. The 44kHz sample rate is, actually, overkill for FM and tape-deck recording. It'll take less than ten minutes to fill the whole Mb, though, so the slow transfer rate isn't terribly painful.
MobiBLU DAH-220
I found the Mobiblu worked fine on its middle setting on the decks I tried, though. Both players have a little clicky slider that lets you adjust the horizontal position of the heads, to line them up accurately with the heads in a given cassette deck not a new feature.
Talking in a normal voice from a foot or two away from the DAH gives a very clear result, regardless of the orientation of the player. The tuners, these days, are often real integrated components, not some gimmicky separate unit. Companies can't alter or remove reviews from ProductReview. You can achieve the same goal, of course, with a normal MP3 player and cheap cabled cassette adapter.
The batteries last for about seven hours of playback, but you'll get 14 hours from the Mobiblu package, because it comes with a spare; the Digisette only has one. Mobiblu's dsh for the DAH The wire for the adapter comes out of a corner nearest the opening of a car cassette deck and any other deck with a slot-load design ; you can use adapters in regular cassette decks as well, but may have to snip a bit out of the door to let the wire through.
This thing does so much more.
Mobiblu DAH MP3 Player @ Dan's Data. - MajorGeeks
Overall I'm a sucker for devices that connect things together in novel ways, so MP3 cassettes appeal to me on general principles. Brand Manager for Mobiblu? The Mobiblu player's tape spindles, you see, aren't just decorative. Given the construction quality of the average cassette adapter, you really ought to be able to.
The Digisette doesn't have a radio function; the Mobiblu does. About five years ago, someone first managed to shoe-horn the guts of an MP3 player into a cassette adapter shell.
Mobiblu DAH-220 MP3 player
Further, it's built-in mike means live recordings can be made and it can also record from its FM radio or 'line-in' through the 'tape' heads. Note, for your dealer - searching convenience, that there's also a DAH version of this player, which seems to be so similar to the DAH that Mobiblu never bothered a separate product page for it. Note, also, the little very-fake-leather pouch. No LCD display, no joypad, no clickable levers, nothin'.
Apart from that, though, you're on your own. But you can't change the record settings on these players.
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