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1. Mar 03,  · Ok, I'm gonna try to answer this. CD is Digital and Cassette tapes are Analog. The experience of hearing this two makes me to write the difference of they two: CD: Codified in WAV (16 Bits, 44,1 Khz), sounds “pure” and crystalline. But the masteri.

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2. Problems with play function of cassette deck. Hi everyone! I recently acquired an old cassette deck/record player combo from around the mid 80's I believe, and have been having some issues with the cassette deck in it. The deck rewinds and fast forwards well, however play does not work. When you press play the capstan and pinch roller move at.

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3. Nov 29,  · For now, know this: If your cassette has a small spacer behind the biggest cog and your wheel is working properly – keep it that way. Don’t lose the spacer, and re-use it when re-installing your cassette. Once your cassette is off, place it on a shop rag. Spray it down with your degreaser, then flip the cogs over and spray them again.

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4. The good news is that as long as you're using a cassette with 9 speeds or less, this will work fine, even with a road bike shifter. However, on the newer speed cassette systems, mountain and road rear shifters and derailers are NOT interchangeable, so in most cases, you'll have to live with a maximum of the tooth cog on your rear cassette.

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5. Jan 23,  · That's an option. If I had to adjust a 30 year old tape myself, I would probably want to get it transferred to digital in the first pass and manipulate the speed digitally.I gave up on cassettes a long time ago and would dread the thought of having to play the same tape multiple times to do dabpassharnosyse.athwuscicounrirorogcaticanrahu.infoinfoty is free too and the op stated that cost was a factor to consider.

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6. Cassettes buying guide. Category: Components. Your cassette is an integral part of your bike’s drivetrain. Found on the drive side of your rear hub, it consists of a number of circular metal discs with teeth around the edge, ranging from small to large – these are called ‘sprockets’.

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7. Jun 23,  · Only way I can imagine that working is to remove the wires from the erase head. You could wire in a mini-switch so you could turn the erase head on or off. Otherwise, I can not think of any way to do what you want to do, with access to only one deck, regardless of it .

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8. Nov 23,  · Updated version can be viewed here: dabpassharnosyse.athwuscicounrirorogcaticanrahu.infoinfo?v=TEJdG2vTuWE This 'how to' shows you how to digitise vinyl or cassette onto your compu.

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