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• Tom

  28.11.2019 at 06:24

  View credits, reviews, tracks and shop for the Cassette release of Demo on Discogs/5(5).

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• Mazilkree

  02.12.2019 at 19:44

  Soon new capabilities will be added so the magnetic tape itself will also be manufactured here in our facility in Springfield, Missouri, USA. The sources for the tape we have used over the years no longer exist, so we have purchased the necessary equipment, learned to use it, and renovated a dedicated floor of our historic building to the manufacture of the highest quality ferric magnetic tape.

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• Yojas

  29.11.2019 at 23:20

  type 1 tapes are the most common out there and still being made to this day. pic 1 is of a modern day type 1 tape. they may be marked normal bias on the packaging. type 1's are also known as ferrics to cassette tape enthusiasts. they are really nothing more than very finely ground rust mixed with some chemicals and stuck to a mylar plastic tape base. the tape itself can have a brown color.

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• Moogulabar

  25.11.2019 at 20:31

  National Audio duplicates cassette tapes on high-speed, studio-quality, open-reel tape recorders known as duplicating slaves. This produces cassettes with a higher output level, lower background noise, less wow and flutter, and a dB crosstalk rejection between tracks. We do not duplicate from a master cassette.

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• Grozilkree

  27.11.2019 at 12:46

  Cassette Shell Color: Shell Labels or Direct Imprint: Imprint Ink Color: J-Cards, O-Cards, or U-card Inserts: J-Card Sizing: Norelco Box Color: Optional Overwrap: Download Cards: Due Date: 50 Duplicated Cassette Tapes with J-Cards, Shell Print or Labels, & Cases From $

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• Tojasar

  03.12.2019 at 19:43

  Like all human-made inventions, the audio cassette tape was replaced with something sleeker, faster, better. Something that was once considered high tech and modern became outdated and inefficient. Yet, without the cassette tape, who knows where we’d be today.

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• Barg

  27.11.2019 at 04:42

  My cassette plays too fast. Caused by a loose tape, static electricity build-up or the wrong speed. Eject the tape from the cassette player, place the tape in the palm of your hand and rap it against a flat surface three (3) times. Re-insert the tape in the cassette player, rewind the tape for a minute, then stop.

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• Migis

  24.11.2019 at 18:21

  Cassette audio quality may even be as high as from 2-track stereo reel-to-reel tape, as I have recently noticed from a live jazz recording experiment with the microphone preamplifier line-level signal split for simultaneous feeding into a 15 ips not-so-portable reel-to-reel and a portable cassette recorder.

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