Box' Boxes

[Box13]

http://i.imgur.com/fcKDOZy.jpg

[Macca]

Cassette just won't lie down and die will it ? ;) Must say I do miss it.

[The Black Adder]

that's a lot of boxes... cool.

Cassette, hmm.. I'm still not missing it.

[Audio Al]

Cassette, hmm.. I'm still not missing it.

I'm still loving it

Nice boxes Box :)

[Box13]

Each has it's own unique function within the system too.

[Barry]

I have two Nakamichi cassette players I no longer use! ;)

[struth]

nearly bought one last month but resisted the temptation.

[jandl100]

Interesting the way you have customised the fascias on some, presumably to help with your problematic eyesight, box!

I've got 3 cassette decks, one of which needs a bit of tlc which will hopefully be applied in a week or so.
Nowt wong with the medium, imo, it can sound just fine - in fact it has that 'analog feel' that LP lovers would recognise - and I have a fair bit of music which doesn't seem to be available other than on cassette.

I keep an eye out in charity shops for interesting pre-recorded cassettes. :)

A few years ago I took a nice Denon 3 head cassette deck to the Scalford Show - there was much sniggering when some folks came into the dem room, but most were surprised and agreed that it sounded perfectly good.

[Box13]

It does help with my vision, but also the fact that I'm a Toffee.
I agree with you about the sound, I 'never' use Dulby

[jandl100]

Dulby .... :D

Actually, I've heard that Dolby noise reduction can work fine but it needs to be in perfect adjustment or the frequency extremes drop right off.

I never use it either, even for pre-recorded tapes where it has been used in the recording process - I use tone controls to dial in the right amount of treble drop for each tape. Sounds great then. :thumbsup:



.... and what's a Toffee?!? :scratch:

[Box13]

http://i.imgur.com/AEcPeNq.jpg

[Box13]

Dulby .... :D

Actually, I've heard that Dolby noise reduction can work fine but it needs to be in perfect adjustment or the frequency extremes drop right off.

I never use it either, even for pre-recorded tapes where it has been used in the recording process - I use tone controls to dial in the right amount of treble drop for each tape. Sounds great then. :thumbsup:



.... and what's a Toffee?!? :scratch:

Dulby is like muffled process third attempt; unnecessary colouration.
With even ferric tapes, hiss is not a problem.

A Toffee is someone who supports Everton F.C.

[MarginWalker]

How do you like the P5?