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11-11-00
I have both and still occasionally make tapes for my walkman ... Garfish
11-12-00
I make a lot of temporary cassette tapes for listening in my ... Sugarbrie
11-12-00
Vinyl records and vhs have been around for years after their ... Nanderson
11-12-00
I use our little mini system with a dub deck to listen to my ... Dekay
11-12-00
I'll bet that 75% of all audiophiles use some type of casset ... Stokjoc
11-12-00
This is very much a ralph nader sort of thing. those that ha ... Nanderson
11-12-00
Hifi choice magazine still reviews cassette decks i believe, ... Sugarbrie
11-15-00
One comment about switching from cassette to cd in the car: ... Elizabeth
11-15-00
Tape decks are still good for taping off the radio or tuner. ... Twilo
11-15-00
Well no one has talked about the economics and how they have ... Keis
11-15-00
Thanks for the input elizabeth. i have never used a car cd ... Dekay
06-24-01
Well after some thought and reading the responses,i have dec ... Ferrari
07-09-01
Is the cassette recorder dead? not yet. although most manufa ... Audiotomb
08-17-01
The walkman keeps it alive as the portable cd players don't ... Rfj
08-17-01
I disagree about what was said re car cd players. i have bee ... Pefstratiou
08-21-01
If you own the equipment use it till it drops. but don't spe ... Ramstl
08-21-01
Oddly enough the cassette is still better than all these hor ... Ezmeralda11
08-22-01
Ezmeralda i really got a shock recently when we tested casse ... Blues_man
08-22-01
Most of the older car cd players and many existing players w ... Blues_man
08-22-01
To steal a quote from frank zappa about jazz! i think the c ... Dmk
08-23-01: Ramstl
Well, it maybe better than those items. However, it is not better than DAT or CDR. CDR is the replacement for cassette and does provide better performance as well as convenience.
Everyone owns a CD player and the next logical step in consumerism is to buy a CDR for all the obvious reason, as driven by the manufactures, archiving and sound! The king (cassette) is dead! Long live the king (CDR)!
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08-23-01
I have an older pick-up that has the metal dash made for sha ... Driver
08-23-01
Everything has a fringe or collectable market. and, i suppos ... Ramstl
10-18-01
Yes and no! yes because cassete is less practic than cd, and ... daloant@
11-25-01
For $250 at frys and surely other places, a 3head sony with ... Tommy_in_sylmar
11-26-01
Dolby came out late? dolby was used in the mid 70's, certain ... Ramstl
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