What's Inside a Webcor Cassette Tape?

Robert John Hadfield discusses classic analog media and recordings from the Audiomover studio in Southern Utah.
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[@bravefilms100]

It is really great to meet people who are interested in vintage audio equipments and trying to recreate them with today's technology.
Robert, I have been interested in audio cassettes and also reel to reel tapes since my chilhood.
Apart from recording the legendary songs of the past to my cassettes and reels with tape decks, I am making collection of these items.
I have been looking for internet for this Webcor cassette for years.
So I would be grateful if you could sell me this Webcor cassette with original JCard or index card if possible.

[@Spintheros]

Hello. I have an old cassette on which the recorded material seem to have disappeared. There is no background noise. So it is likely not over recorded. I wonder if it could have been demagnetized. However that also seem unlikely. The pressing pad seem to be there but could it still be defect somehow? Any other ideas to test? Yes ttied with different players. Thank you!

[@audiomover]

Of course it's really hard to say without seeing it in the studio. One thing that happens that could result in a similar problem is that the tape can twist and actually flip over in the shell, so you are actually listening to the back of the tape. Normally when this happens you can hear something very faint though.
Have you gone through the entire tape? Is it completely blank?
Feel free to call and talk to someone in the studio. [phone]
www.audiomover.com

[@Spintheros]

@@audiomover many thank’s for your answer! Thank’s for the tip. I will see what I can do. Maybe I give you a call in the future. Thank you again for an awesome channel. 🙏