Does the cassette stop playing/pause when your stereo is turned off?
1358430
The cassette player starts over ever time u turn it on.u have to literally search for the song u want to hear every time.
267062
Yes it does. Every time you stop playing the cd, the CD Walkman will remember where you stopped palying and resume it after that point. I hope that this answers your questionm my dear friend.
1132665
Yes! I thought it was something in the old one going bad so I bought a new one and all was fine for a few weeks now it is doing the same thing. It doesn't seem to matter whether the power to the receiver is on or off. As long as the woofer is plugged in it will randomly start the feed back loop which can only be stopped by turning off the woofer. Sorry I don't have any answers.
2235434
I am not sure what you mean by auto shut off. When it comes to the end of the cassette tape, it just flips to the beginning of the other side. That is why I like it. When I am working out, the reverse side comes up by operation of the walker.
605971
There's no need to do so. You can turn off the stereo on stop you computer's music player. I also will unpaired the Bluetooth when I want to play through the computer speakers. Are you thinking of another form of "turning off?"
1073924
I'm pretty sure that even if it did get to the end, it would just continue to the other side of the tape. As long as there is a tape in there, I believe the head unit would continue on AUX mode. I would say the easiest ways to prevent the possibility of this happening would be to A) pull the tape out of the cassette so that it never has to stop or B) get a cheap $10 tape adapter from walmart and cut off the wire coming out of it.
54417
If you shut if off while a song is still playing, it will come right back to where it had been playing when you start it up.
625088
No, in fact, if you turn it off, it does not even remember which function it was on or the last-played volume level. You have to cycle through the functions to get back to the one you were last using...oh, and you'll probably have to turn it down right away. These are certainly downsides, but the upsides outweigh them. For the price, it has pretty good sound, and the ability to use an SD card or USB to play music is fantastic. We have even gotten some use out of the Bluetooth function. You will be hard-pressed to find as versatile of boombox for the $. Hope this helps.
1064969
There is a pause/play button on the Gigabeat. My friend has a brand new Ipod mp3 and video and hers will pause automatically if the earphones become unplugged.
1642847
You have a constant, a negative, and a switch. So when you turn on and off the switch the stereo turns on and off. This way it's never left on. Tap into any power supply that has to do with the ignition turning on. Let me know if you have any other questions.
735563
there is an on-off function on the setup menu. But why deprive yourself of hearing how crazy you sound when you sing along with the radio? ;)
1565795
Yes if turned off it will no longer loop. You have to make sure you have a time set or it will fill up and stop recording.
438747
yes, it will resume from where you stop it, only problem I have with it is the audio (sound) goes out from time to time
213190
Not that I'm aware of. As long as its got power and is plugged in between the record player and the stereo, its amplifying the output signal (since record player output in miliVolts). There is no way to shut it off except to unplug it, and it has no equalizer adjustments. The only thing I can think of is to get a standalone equalizer. Also, some record players have a pitch adjustment.
1824975
Yes it does have a stop button, but it goes back to the beginning of the cd you are playing, Hope this helps
1975921
Yes, it picks up where it left off if you haven't pressed the STOP button on remote prior to the "off" event. Nice way to recover if there's a power outage or other event (e.g., damaged area on DVD with too many error-recovery tries) that stops the player temporarily.
268127
No. Just switch the mode to something different (like cassette vs CD). My son falls asleep at night to a CD. When it's over & he's asleep, I switch the mode to tape. That pretty much powers it down since I'm not playing a tape.