Before your time. My big sister used to order the dollar tapes from Columbia House. Depeche Mode, The Smiths, A-HA, The Police, U2…them were the days. A subscription service before the internet took off.
@@bocagoodtimes1460 pro mastered tapes from the majors always sounded good especially on a car with a built in cassette player. In the early 2000s I drove around in a 1987 Mercury Cougar and tapes sounded warm and punchy. The car door ding sound was analog. However good luck finding that car, mine was used and the engine caught on fire. Tapes also sounded great on my grandfather’s 1984 Oldsmobile. People with audio systems in their car preferred cassettes because of the bass. Magic Mike Feel the bass that type of boomy music.
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Before your time. My big sister used to order the dollar tapes from Columbia House. Depeche Mode, The Smiths, A-HA, The Police, U2…them were the days. A subscription service before the internet took off.
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The fiio is good
Bought the Fiio cassette player,best I can find out there.📼🎧
Number 2, I have found the biggest obstacle in selling tapes.
A new cassette deck that is good is the TEAC W-1200 for around $350AU
lol phil collins
I had a we are rewind and it chewed up my tape
Once the CD came out..........Cassettes were blow away! I'll never understand the modern return.....the sound is horrible.
@@bocagoodtimes1460 pro mastered tapes from the majors always sounded good especially on a car with a built in cassette player. In the early 2000s I drove around in a 1987 Mercury Cougar and tapes sounded warm and punchy. The car door ding sound was analog. However good luck finding that car, mine was used and the engine caught on fire. Tapes also sounded great on my grandfather’s 1984 Oldsmobile. People with audio systems in their car preferred cassettes because of the bass. Magic Mike Feel the bass that type of boomy music.
@@bocagoodtimes1460 but yeah it’s pretty much novelty however if you have a nice tape player, vintage stereo equipment tapes sound pretty good.
@@stephenwatson672 I agree that in the car cassettes sounded pretty good….of course the kind of speakers mattered as well.
Yeah like a vintage music instrument or a vintage corvette, whats the point right dude ? Lol