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3. Here’s the history of the cassette: History of the Cassette The Compact Cassette was first introduced in at the Berlin Radio Show in Germany, to improve prior reel-to-reel formats, which were both expensive and complex to use. The tapes — a few inches wide, and about a half-inch thick — improved efficiency and noise.

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4. Jun 23,  · If you remember the cassette as sounding awful, I have news for you. They actually sound just fine. The Compact Cassette has a unique history .

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5. Cassette tapes are astoundingly cheap for music producers, making them an ideal medium from a margin perspective. They only cost about $ to produce, making them a really strong option for labels and artists. They’re also great for the consumer, because you can pick up a new cassette tape for about $10 instead of the $25 it costs for vinyl.

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6. Nov 11,  · First announced in by dutch company Philips, the compact cassette tape was magnetic tape perfected. It was smaller and easier to use than reel-to-reel tape.

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7. Remove the cassette tape and unplug the machine if the sound is sometimes distorted or appears to be playing in slow motion. Dip the cotton swab into the denatured alcohol and use it to clean the audio heads and capstan.

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