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I can't address some of the negative reviews on this product, but so far it has accomplished what I bought it for, and surprisingly well. Long/short the quality of a CD from a cassette tape is as good or for some reason even better. I have done only two music cassettes at this point, one seemed a little better and the other considerably better than the cassette it came from, for reasons I don't understand; and this much I do know is that I know it for sure. I wasn't born yesterday. Both were done on WAV format, the mp3 seems a little mushy. Whatever tracks complaints have been written, it's not an issue with me. One cassette side equals one track on the CD--simple, and with WAV format one CD pretty much holds one cassette. If you use the Wizard mode it defaults to mp3; and Advanced mode to WAV, but in that mode you can choose. They don't seem to tell you that, you find it out for yourself after wasting time in the Wizard mode. I tried the 2.0 Plus model and it didn't work on my 3 yr old computer because apparently sound card issues. I would recommend to be safe a new buyer go directly to the Deluxe model. More money but you have more insurance that it will work and work well.

I found this product very easy to hook up and use. This is great even for the techno-challenged. The only problem I have found with it is with the track numbers on the CD. They do not match up with the songs from the cassette tape. That makes looking for a specific song difficult. I am still working out the kinks, but otherwise am very happy with my purchase.

I have a lot of old cassettes that I wanted to convert to CD. Audio Recorder 2.0 allows to do just that. It's simple to use and the output sounds great!

Awesome product. Easy to set up and easy to use. sound quality is amazing. Was skeptical at first. Thought to myself how can such a little box help convert my audio cassettes into mp3 files. Been able to convert most of my cool tunes that were trapped on cassettes into mp3 files.