I like the way the cassette deck sounds.
By Sal from Chicago, IL on 04/3/2009.
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Pros:
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Low Distortion, Excellent Sound, Versatile, Powerful |
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Describe Yourself:
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Novice |
I just used my cassette deck to listen to old tapes as I did my housework. The sound is great. I could hear even when I was in the basement. It's a little confusing when I want to go back and listen to a particular song again. I'm sure I'll adjust in time.
Last tape deck you'll ever need
By Richard from New York, NY on 12/14/2007.
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Best Uses:
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Audiophiles, Basic Systems |
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Pros:
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Easy Controls, Attractive Design, Clean Sound |
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Describe Yourself:
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Tech Savvy, Professional, Audiophile, Practical, Musically Inclined |
I needed a cassette deck to replace one with a shorted-out rt channel output. The Sony TCWE 475 has the advantage of speed control in one of the cassette wells to correct for off-pitch tapes. So far the deck has performed very well. The purpose of the deck is to convert cassettes to CD and other digital media.
As to one of the entries in the "pro"s box - ask me how durable it is in a few years, not a few days.
for a collection of tape recordings
By Vince from Santa Rosa . CA on 07/26/2007.
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Best Uses:
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Audiophiles, Larger Rooms |
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Pros:
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Clean Sound, Durable |
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Cons:
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Difficult Controls |
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Describe Yourself:
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Tech Savvy, Audiophile, Professional |
This is to use my recordings of symphony, opera and audio recordings that was a replace for the LP recording and use in autos using these tape recordings.
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