9 Replies to “ Worse (2) - A Tape For You To Listen (Cassette) ”

1. The audio quality of a cassette tape is far worse than that of a CD, but you don’t need pristine quality for an audiobook. Regrettably, turning a tape .

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2. Apr 09,  · Even worse, they sound worse the more you listen to them, as the magnetized film on the tape falls off a little bit each time you play them. Using a quality cassette deck can mitigate this to an extent, but it’s still an inevitability. Why Are People Buying Cassettes? The main reason people buy cassettes is to support the artists releasing them.

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3. Product Title Maxell UR60 Cassette Tape (2 Pack) Average rating: out of 5 stars, based on 8 reviews 8 ratings. Current Price $ $ Sold & shipped by.

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4. Jan 01,  · You get a tape, you try and open its poxy jammed-up case, you throw it in a tape deck and force it shut, you have to spend two minutes rewinding it to the beginning because last time you listened 3/5.

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5. Nov 12,  · In fact, cassette tapes are remarkably similar to another historic cultural artifact that dates back much further than the s: Wooly Willy. In the game, you moved a magnetic stylus around to.

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6. Mar 04,  · Suppose you have an old portable cassette (plus) radio player ("walkman") and an older car stereo with an AUX input like me, then you're all set! Just use a double end mm jack cable to connect the headphones out on your player to the AUX input socket of your car radio, and you can play your old cassettes like me and even on the move too.

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7. TAPE 2 PC is a revolutionary tape deck that plays and records tapes, with a twist: it turns your music into MP3s! TAPE 2 PC has a convenient USB connection so you can plug into your Mac or PC. Just plug TAPE 2 PC into your computer using the provided USB cable, install the software and start converting your music. Easily transfer your music to your iPod or other MP3 player, .

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8. Usually I list normal cassette albums between £3 & £5 with more unusual releases up to £15 or £20, cassette singles I list for between £2 & £4. The most I've sold a cassette for was $ so you might be surprised what some are worth, especially the ones from the 80's that contain tracks that were bonus ones but have not been reissued on CD.

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9. May 15,  · The Type II high bias audio cassette is actually much older a development than many people realise. The rise of the Type II tape is generally associated with the s, but in fact, it was introduced, with a chromium dioxide (CrO2) tape formulation, at the dawn of the s. Chrome tapes were, technically, a big.

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