Tuesday, June 13, 2023

A problem nobody has anymore

 


9 comments:

  1. Yeah but THAT problem was caused by cheap manufacturers of tape decks and people who abused them and NEVER cleaned them. That's why CDs were invented - for all these stupid people. The inventors actually told people that they could be used as a coaster and they would never fail to deliver high fidelity sound. And all the stupid people bought into it.

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  2. I just got a cassette player to convert some audio tapes to cd. Can't find some of the old audio tapes I have already on CD so I'll do it myself.

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    1. I bought a "Dansrue" Super USB Cassette Capture to convert cassette recordings to .mp3 files. Whatta nifty thing it is!

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  3. A #2 pencil would solve most of that.

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  4. After several plays, you needed to fast forward, then fast rewind to prevent that.
    Learned that from 8-tracks.

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  5. I still own a cassette recorder similar to that. Way back around 1970, I modified it to use an external 6-volt lantern battery to play cassettes at Boy Scout summer camp. That one lantern battery would last through a week-long summer camp, instead of always having to replace the four C batteries.

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  6. I think I still have a Kansas Left Overture cassette album somewhere. My current truck has a cassette player factory installed.

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  7. Right.
    Instead of losing one album, costing $6-8, you lose the entire hard drive, costing you hundred$.

    Progress marches ever forward.

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