[78-L] Best Cassette Machine

[Sammy Jones]

I'm glad we're far past them, too, David...

Unfortunately the world is waiting to hear "The Swinging Sounds of Big Band," c. 2000 from WGFS, Covington, GA!

Sammy "Local AM Radio Was So Much Fun" Jones



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But head design and azimuth are so finicky and variable, it's best to be able 
to have a machine that offers something like a proper lineup with the original 
tracks, which may have been recorded on a good machine or a $29 Lloyds. Pitch 
is easy to fix, phasing isn't. There's a reason I avoid cassettes.

Why does this have an entire digest attached? Just removed it.

dl

On 7/28/2014 4:56 PM, Dennis Flannigan wrote:
>
> Strikes me that you may have the solution at home. Dub from your own
> cassette deck
> to hard disc, and clean up with the free program Audacity, which and alter
> pitch, speed,
> and a host of other options. I have a thousand or so cassettes, and many
> are worth preserving,
> and I would use my current deck to transfer them, and Audacity to improve.
>
> Dennis