[883dave]

How many still use audio cassettes to record and play back music?

 

[khaos974]

Who would use an audio cassette to record music? It's inconvenient, the sound quality is bad, there's no support anymore...

 

[CrazyRay]

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Who would use an audio cassette to record music? It's inconvenient, the sound quality is bad, there's no support anymore...

[size=12pt]Not if you have one of these babies to record on.
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[CrazyRay]

[size=12pt]Maxell Metal Vertex

The Maxell Metal Vertex. It is Maxell highest grade metal position tape and the tape design itself is an art. It is made with a three-piece construction methods and with Techno-Silver back coat. It also has anti-modulation noise cassette mechanism as well.[/size]
 

 

[meme]

Yep. Currently using a Sony TC-K890ES for recording LPs, etc and a TPS-L2 Walkman.

 

[jclin4]

Playback only and not recording.  I just got back into cassettes and recently acquired a Nakamichi CR-1A from craigslist for $25.  It didn't work when I brought it home; none of the buttons functioned, so I performed this fix: 
 
http://naks.es/cr7_control_motor.html
 
Now works like a charm!  Having fun listening to music I haven't heard in years.  Curious to discover that my own tape recordings from LP and CD  generally sound better than pre-recorded tapes from the music companies.