What was the sound quality like? Was it ok?I chucked all my tapes out a few years ago but I always used TDK SA for recording.
What was the sound quality like? Was it ok?
The reason I'm interested is that LPs were not supposed to sound as good as CDs but there's a "warmer sound" to an LP to my ears :) I wonder if tape is the same
A few bands now like The Slow Readers Club, sell limited amounts of tapes of their albums. I have all my old mix tapes plus a few others. Some are worth stupid money these days. I bought a tape deck last year for 20 quid, boxed. Works a treat. The sound is not as good as vinyl or CD but still acceptable.One thing I've been looking at recently is getting an early 80s ghetto blaster. Always wanted on as a kid with loads of buttons and lights on and I've always thought they looked cool
One thing I've wondered about is tapes. I always remember chrome and metal tapes costing quite a lot more back in the day. I wonder if they are still sound as good (or bad now)? Does anyone still bother with tapes??
What was the sound quality like? Was it ok?
The reason I'm interested is that LPs were not supposed to sound as good as CDs but there's a "warmer sound" to an LP to my ears :) I wonder if tape is the same
Tapes have made a come back. Not sure if that's an attempted too far to relive nostalgia given the quality but noticed certain artist have released albums on tape.
Tapes were always the best for a walkman even after those CD walkmans came out. I never understood those. Too big to fit in your pocket and the track would skip every time you bumped them.
One of the reasons vinyl sounds warmer is because the master recording was done on tape,What was the sound quality like? Was it ok?
The reason I'm interested is that LPs were not supposed to sound as good as CDs but there's a "warmer sound" to an LP to my ears :) I wonder if tape is the same