Portable LCD Screen Record Mini 2GB MP3 Player

Specifications:

• This MP3 Media Player can be used as a simple voice recorder
• There is a Built-in rechargeable lithium-ion battery equipped on the MP3 Media Player
• This MP3 Media Player  can be used continuously over 5 hours
• There are 7 kind of EQ(nature, Rock, POP, Classic sofe, Jazz DBB) over the Portable Media Player
• Drive free U-disk of the Mini Media Player brings you much convenience    
• Mini MP3 Player boasts an array of cool features
• The distinctively big sound saves much energy
• The media player can be sent as presents to others
• Memory Type: Flash Memory
• Memory Capacity: 2GB
• Power Source: Built-in Lithium-ion Battery
• Connection Type: USB 2.0

Details:

• The media player is in rectangle shape and this shape bring you the good mood 

• From different sides, we can see that the MP3 media player is in good workmanship

• The built in microphone over the portable media player makes it possible for you to listen to music without an earphone

• The buttons over the MP3 form a good shape so that the player can be a decoration as well 

• These sockets are the area for you to connect the USB line and the earphone

• The player is in the small size and it can save you much space

•  The three colors of the mini media player which you can choose from offer you many choices

How to Connect a MP3 Player to a Stereo Receiver

• A number of products on the market are designed to play music from MP3 players in the home. Docks comes with speakers to let you play music while the MP3 recharges, and other units resemble old-fashioned boom boxes with a slot for the MP3 player in the middle. But you can also connect an MP3 player to an older stereo receiver. You simply need the right sort of cable and an understanding of how the MP3 player works.
• Things You'll Need
• Stereo receiver with RCA cable jacks
• MP3 player
• Connecting cable
• Instructions
• Check the back of your stereo receiver. You should see a number of jacks labeled "Input," along with more detailed labels like "CD" and "Tape." The jacks are usually clustered in groups of two: small and circular, with one colored red (for the right audio signal) and one colored white (for the left audio signal).
• Purchase a conversion cable compatible with your MP3 player: available at Radio Shack, Best Buy and similar electronics outlets. It needs to have a male stereo mini on one end, sized to fit into the headphone outlet on your MP3 player, and a pair of red-and-white male RCA cables on the other end, sized to fit the jacks in your stereo receiver. In some cases, a third RCA cable may appear alongside the red and white--colored yellow for a video signal. If it does, don't worry; you can safely ignore it and still connect your player to the stereo receiver with the cable.
• Connect the stereo mini end of the cable to the headphone connection on your MP3 player. Make sure no songs are playing when you do so.
• Turn off your stereo receiver and connect the red and white RCA connectors on the opposite end of the cable to the "Input" jacks matching their colors in the back of the stereo receiver (red to red and white to white). Note which particular jacks you connect them to; you'll need to know in the next step.
• Turn on your stereo receiver and press the button in front with the label corresponding to the label of the "Input" jack . It should sync up to your MP3 player.
• Select a tune on your MP3 player and press the play button. The song should play on your stereo.

Package Included:

• 1 x MP3 Player
• 1 x Data Cable
• 1 x Pair of Earphones
• 1 x English User Manual