This is a Sony TCM-20DV Pressman Portable Cassette Recorder Player – Rare Model with Variable Speed Playback Control. It is often used as a portable voice / audio player and recorder as it has an inbuilt microphone and speaker. This machine is no longer available new but is a very popular and sought after machine for it’s convenience and quality build. Photos are of the actual item. Please review all photos for cosmetic condition. Includes a new cassette tape, alkaline batteries and user guide. The TCM-20DV is a 2-track mono Cassette-Corder manufactured by the Sony Corporation in approximately 2000. The Pressman Portable Cassette Recorder was 91? Mm × 111? Mm × 37? Mm in size and 273? G in weight. It was light and portable and boasted some new features that the competition did not have. The one unique feature was the Clear Voice sound system, which enhanced voice quality during recording and playback. The built-in condenser microphone is fairly well isolated from the internal motor noise and does a good job of recording external sounds. There is also the option of installing an external microphone through the side socket. The case is rugged and made using a generous amount of plastic. It is very ergonomic in design and shape and fits well within the palm of your hand. Double: This unit has a “REC TIME” switch, which doubles the recording capacity of the tape by slowing down the tape speed from 4.8? Cm/s to 2.4? Cm/s. VOR: The Voice Operated Recording (VOR) is a very useful function on this unit. In the VOR mode, the internal processor powers the motor only when there is sound present, thereby saving tape and increasing the recording time. Voice operated recording (VOR). L/R monaural earphone jack. Stop pause release function. Will my cassettes work in this unit? This unit uses standard size compact cassettes. It is not compatible with microcassettes or minicassettes. Do you provide a guarantee? May I collect the item in person? I use recycled packaging where possible. When checking out, please check that your address is correct as I will post to the address you have given at this point.