8 thoughts on “ Hard To Kill - Face Up (2), Last Hope - Split Tape (Cassette) ”

1. Feb 07,  · What you hear when you play a tape that has been stretched and chewed up. The tape then plays all wonky and you can hear the 'other side' as well as drifting across the channels. I used to hear.
2. Aug 06,  · I don’t recall deriving any pleasure from always having to roll chewed-up tape back into the cassette, but it’s important if you want an analog-world experience with your music.
3. Sep 17,  · Cassette shells are not delicate, nor precise. Over the years, cassette shells can hold a bend from abuse, high temperatures, and from vibration, etc. First thing to try, lightly torque the shell back and forth. If the reel holding the tape has a wave, sometimes it will force the tape to line up properly.
4. All discussions pertaining to cassette decks. These include general usage, recording, playback and service questions. For subjects related to tape itself, see the Cassette Tape subforum under this one. Obscure service subjects that don't quite fit go in the Help and Do It Yourself subforum. REQUESTS FOR PARTS, MANUALS AND DOCUMENTATION DO NOT GO HERE.
5. But the biggest difference is, of course, the numbers, and with the tooth sprocket to help get you up those hills, the Hope cassette has one up on SRAM's t speed ratio and Shimano's
6. If you need something that covers the basics as well as other elements of cassette tape conversion, you might want to take a look at the ION Audio Tape 2 Converter. It features dual tape decks and is compatible with both CrO2 and metal cassette tapes. If you have a wide range of cassette tapes you want to convert into digital form, the ION.
7. Mar 16,  · i have a huge box, not HUGE, but just huge my my standards, maybe cassettes from my long hair metal days. mercyful fate, exodus, testament, spartan warrior, raven, tank, motorhead, yoou get the picture. they just sit there, Ill let my son have them one day, as a starter kit to what REAL metal is. as the way its going, i don't want him to ruin his ears with all .
8. Sep 03,  · The tape inside usually had more "sticky" problems from beer and soda spills gumming-up the works than from actual tape degradation. We'd look for sticky spots as we went, and sometimes used isopropyl alcohol to get rid of it (or just cut the sticky sections out with a blade & splicing tape if it was easier, and didn't cause any loss of program.