What are you listening to?
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You could tell it was a cassette as soon as you entered the room. Looking back it was a ridiculous idea that any device that played them could in any way be described as HiFi
rlovison
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At least you didn't have the clicks and pops of vinyl.
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You did if they were home taped from recordsAt least you didn't have the clicks and pops of vinyl.
I only ever had one pre-recorded cassette, Elton John's Greatest Hits received as a Christmas present and it didn't sound great. You could never trust the EQ and Dolby on pre-recorded cassettes to match your deck
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Home taped sounded great if you did it on the first play of the record and not the 30th and only played it on your personal machine.You did if they were home taped from records
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Borrowed records were more likely to have clicks and popsHome taped sounded great if you did it on the first play of the record and not the 30th and only played it on your personal machine.