Yes, there are dual portable cassette players.
I am sorry there are no portable CD players that hold more than 6 disc available.
The advantages of using CD players instead of tape cassette players are that CDs hold more music and it is easy to jump to a specific song. CDs are also easier to transfer to digital files.
As technology advances, cassette players are being replaced with CD players and more popularly iPods and mp3s. However, they soon will be valuable antiques.
It wasn’t too long ago that the portable cassette player dominated the market when it came to portable music players. You could see people walking down the street with the distinctive metal headphones and large- sized player attached to their hip. This scene was very typically found in fitness centers across the world in the late 1980’s and early 1990’s. Today, you may never realize someone’s listening to music, unless they stop to talk to you and remove their headphones. Today’s portable music players are digital and much smaller than their cassette counterparts. However, as portable music player technology has advanced, prices for older technology have come WAY down. If you’re sitting on that collection of 80’s hair band cassette tapes, a portable cassette player may be a great investment for you. You may turn some heads at the gym, but at least you’ll be able to utilize your old music collection to its fullest potential, and you won’t have to spend a lot of money doing so. Most portable cassette players can be obtained for less than $10. However, if you want one that has many more bells and whistles, like a radio tuner and a record feature, you still won’t spend more than $50 on the portable music player. Go ahead, turn a few heads at the gym. You know what kind of music fan you are, and you’ll be able to get fit and enjoy your old music collection at the same time. You can also take comfort in knowing that you spent hundreds of dollars less to do so than your workout partner.
Portable media player holds the most followed by usb drive. Varies greatly. Portable media players tend to have many Gigs of space. A USB drive can hold anything from a few Meg to many Gigs.
The Pioneer CT-W208R, the Onkyo TARW255B and the Sony TC-WE475 are all popular dual cassette decks.
As portable DVD players have become more popular, more and more individuals who have purchased them have reviewed them online. For all makes and models, check consumerreports.com. If you have a favorite store that you prefer to buy electronics from, browse their selection of portable DVD players and read the customer reviews for them.
2. They're not designed to hold no more than 2.
No, they are not still being produced. They were not very popular when they were being produced, and now they would be nothing more than a novelty. Very few companies, if any, are still even manufacturing regular VHS players.
Portable media player holds the most followed by usb drive. Varies greatly. Portable media players tend to have many Gigs of space. A USB drive can hold anything from a few Meg to many Gigs.
A portable CD player would be as reliable as a MP3 player but it is harder to carry around because you have to carry the CD's too. A MP3 player would be much more convienent.
A CFDS35O is a product by Sony. More specifically it is a CD/Cassette boombox. It is a portable product that can work with batteries or via mains. It is available on Amazon.