The Teac AD-850-SE is quite similar except it sacrifices one of those cassette decks for a CD player, so it can play both old-school audio formats. It also allows you to record mixtapes from one ...

Picture: Scott Reid The right side of the TEAC AD-850-SE contains the cassette player/recorder and a microphone input with echo switch. Picture: Scott Reid ...

Teac Japan announced the LP-R550 today , a kind of Swiss Army knife for audio freaks. Buyers get a turntable, a cassette player/recorder, a CD player/recorder and a PLL synthesized AM/FM stereo ...

Another longstanding player in the cassette market is Japanese company TEAC. It offers the AD-850-SE, a composite unit that integrates a CD player alongside the cassette deck, also with USB recording.

The Teac LP-R500: just like the one Granny used to have. It looks like the kind of thing you might expect to pick up at a car boot sale, but Teac's LP-R500 is actually a new product. Your eyes are not ...

In fact, there's pretty much this AD-850 and a sister TEAC W-1200 twin tape deck, and that doesn't give you the CD player and USB port.