Project C-90; over 16,688 songs in your closet

yuandrew · Aug 4, 2006

Some guys cassette collection webpage I found.

http://homepage3.nifty.com/hanazuc/cassette/

I could recognize the TDK D-90s since I have a bunch of them as well as the colorful Memorex dBS series, Fugi DR-I, a couple Maxell XL-IIs, the Sony HF, and a TEAC Cobalt that I remember my grandmother once had.

DUQ · Aug 4, 2006

You gotta love the one's with the simulated reel to reel look.

yuandrew · Aug 4, 2006

Thats the TEAC

bwaites · Aug 4, 2006

What's scary is how many I recognize, and I never thought I had that many cassettes!!

Bill

ABTOMAT · Aug 4, 2006

What's a cassette? I still use a Teac open reel.

Jamrock · Aug 4, 2006

Oh'snaaap!! that took me back to my Breaking & wannabe DJ days!!
I recognize and had so many brands & styles on that page.

Thanks for that link!!

-Chris

Mad1 · Aug 4, 2006

Some high quality tapes he had there.

Nakamichi, Teac, Fisher.

I wonder if anyone has a CD collection like this. :laughing:

geepondy · Aug 4, 2006

Ok, for recording casssettes, which did you think was better, TDK or Maxell? Do you think the "metal" tapes were worth the extra cost?

Oh I wish, I wish, I wish I could but I can't, find my old scotch cassettes that I had as a kid in the 70s that I used to walk around with my cassette player and record conversations. Dang, the memories.

DUQ · Aug 5, 2006

I always used TDK metal's, you could really hear the difference. I always found that with D90's you would lose some of the finer notes and back ground sounds.

Project C-90; over 16,688 songs in your closet

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