Get the most out of your legacy cassette collection and enjoy modern releases with the sky blue / silver CP13 Portable Stereo Cassette Player from FiiO. As the merging roads of nostalgia and novelty continue to boost audio cassette sales year after year, music fans now have a high-end option for experiencing that analog sound on the go. Inside the CP13 is a thoughtfully engineered system with premium components. The result of FiiO's hard work is stable and consistent playback with minimal distortion. Modern touches enhance the vintage experience, with an efficient lithium cobalt oxide battery for up to 13 hours of power, a dual-color aluminum alloy chassis, and buttons made to be both wear and corrosion resistant.

2-Track Stereo Playback    Supports Type I-IV Audio Cassettes    Oversized Fly Wheel for Stable Operation    Audiophile Op-Amp JRC5532    UP to 13 Hours of Battery Life    Up to 268 Days of Standby Power    Volume Potentiometer for Precise Control    4.2V High-Voltage Motor Power Supply    Dual-Color Aluminum Alloy Chassis    Wear and Corrosion-Resistant Buttons

To maximize sound quality, consistent playback, and ensure wow and flutter are extremely low, FiiO made sure to source premium cassette components and integrate them with optimized engineering. For example, they removed the typical recording and autoreverse functionality to simplify the design and improve playback quality. This movement is joined by an oversized pure copper fly wheel that's 1.2" in diameter and 0.16" thick.

Using a custom-balanced amplification head, FiiO helps the CP13 create even left/right channel performance. It uses a thickened magnetic head cover to both reduce wear on the head, but also to better shield it from any interference. A differential circuit is also used to ensure stable transmission, a higher signal-to-noise ratio, and low distortion.

At 4.2V, FiiO gives their motor a higher-voltage power supply than many other players. The higher voltage works with the motor-speed stabilization circuit to deliver consistent playback and support cassette types I to IV.

• Classic audiophile op-amp JRC5532
• Volume knob potentiometer for reliable adjustment
• 1800mAh lithium cobalt oxide battery
• Up to 13 hours of playback and 268 days of standby
• USB-C charging with optional 5V power adapter
• Can be used while recharging

Related Questions and Answers

Q: 1. Is there a built in counter?

A: No

Q: 2. Does it have Dolby? Most people still with cassettes are recorded with Dolby that would consider buying...

A: The FiiO CP13 Portable Stereo Cassette Player (Red/Silver) does not have Dolby.

Q: 3. Will this be an overkill for me if I mainly listen to FLAC files converted from CDs?

A: The FiiO M11 Plus is an excellent choice for playing your FLAC files and definitely not overkill.

Q: 4. Is there a car adapter I can attach to cigarette lighter?

A: I didn't see one in the box

Q: 5. How difficult is it to transfer a very large library from iTunes. I have about 30,000 songs stored on an SD drive. Is there an app that will transfer them all at once?

A: I am not aware of app that will move your iTunes library into your Fiio M11. But you would easily be able to drag all the files from iTunes into a folder and then drag that folder into your Fiio M11.

Q: 6. Is it possible to hook this up to my car speaker system, Through a USB port on my car?

A: The HamiltonBuhl HA-802 2-Station Cassette Tape Player/Recorder BH #HAHA802 will not connect to a USB port.

Q: 7. Is there a USB port on the side?

A: Hmm, the one I bought has a USB on the front, it is slightly different from the one pictured. It is a model HA-802. Maybe the one pictured is a slightly older model?

Q: 8. Can this device be used (listened to) while it is being charged?

A: The FiiO M11S High-Resolution Portable Music Player BH #FIM11S can be used while in charged.

Q: 9. Would this unit be a good choice for digitizing older family audio cassettes as far as quality of the output (Line out or USB)?

A: I don't think this machine will digitize anything....unfortunately the one I got was defective and did not operate well...but I think it's probably a good machine for elementary recording...

Q: 10. If I buy the extended warranty and something goes wrong, do I have to send the unit to Fiio?

A: If you purchase an Allstate Plan and something goes wrong in the first year, it falls under the Fiio warranty. If something goes wrong after the first year it falls under the Allstate Plan.