Instruction: Given a question and the related document, and generate the answer to the question based on the information provided in the document.

Input:
Question: Will it record radio to cassettes?
Document: I really love this player/recorder. For its size, the speakers are really decent and it lives up to the company's description. I get really good AM/FM reception, plays CD's and Cassettes PLUS it will record from radio and CD to Cassette. The only thing that would have earned it a 5-star rating from me is if it also played MP3 CD format.
As a fan of sports and political radio I still like using cassettes. They allow me to record shows while at work and then play them at home or in transit. So when i saw the features on this boombox I was impressed I bought 3 of this exact model over the course of 2 or 3 years. While I was happy with the radio I found that after about 8 months they started to eat my tapes mostly when you started them from the beginning.
It is a very dependable product, but I want to warn about the record button that may not depress when you try recording CD to cassettes. I like using cassette for my language study as I can rewind what I just listened and re-play easier. When this happen to you, be sure to try a new cassette. What threw me off was that the recording went fine on A side of the cassette, but won't record on the B side, and I thought the machine was defect. Not so.
I bought this Sony boombox several years ago at Best Buy to replace a beloved Magnavox player that finally died. I have never been very happy with it. I specifically wanted a cassette player included so I could still play my old tapes, but the cassette player has never worked properly. You put a tape in, press the button and nothing happens. Won't play or record. Oh, well, I just decided to live with it. I could still play CDs and the radio.
I purchased this for my uncle who recently suffered a traumatic brain injury. He loves music and has a lot of cassettes as well as CDs filled with his favorite songs. This Sony combination CD/cassette player with am/fm radio allows him to have all of his music with him as he continues to rehabilitate.
Wanted her to be able to play CDs and Cassettes in her room, did NOT want unsupervised radio, neither AM or FM. So we opened it up, had a friend unhook the radio connection, and put it back together again. Don't ask how he did it, but he did. Nice little addition to her bedroom without any rock, rap, or suggestive music.
I ordered this unit specifically because I wanted a cassette player (I have lots of old cassettes that I listen to regularly) with a remote control, becuase I listen to the cassettes in bed. Imagine my disappointment when I got it and found that the remote does not operated with the cassette function, only with the CD and radio!
It is increasingly difficult to find an old time &#34;BOOM BOX,&#34;  so I was happy to see this model which includes a cassette player along with a single CD player AND a radio. Our family has some favorite cassettes we have enjoyed for years and I personally love to have the radio on in various rooms when I am cooking, cleaning, etc. at home.
Got this for my Stepdad, who will turn 90 this March. He has no interest in the latest digital media, smart phones, and mp3 players, but loves music and just staying up to date. This Boombox offered him an easy and quality source of entertainment to listen to radio broadcasts, play his &#34;old&#34; cassettes, and &#34;new&#34; cd's. Not at all complicated with excellent sound reproduction.
Love my new boombox, it is everything in a boombox you could want. I am oldfashion and like putting my cd's and cassettes into a boombox. I don't have an mp3 player. It has a Radio, CD, Cassette player, it even has a sleep button just in case you want to listen to music or cd before you fall asleep and not have to worried about shutting it off. Sound it awesome and my boyfriend likes the extra bass sound.
Answer: Although I have not tried to do this as yet, the owner's manual says that this Sony will record cassettes from radio and from CDs.  I recommend you try to download the owner's manual from the Sony website.  I have done that with several other electronics purchases in the past few years.