practical uses for an old cassette jambox

[wildknees]

http://cassetteanarchy.blogspot.com/2011/09/practical-uses-for-old-cassette-jambox.html
this is from my cassette fan blog. i guess i have my own little trip about tapes. my training is in audio and i work in music, and i like the way they sound. this is probably of zero interest to anyone here, but thought i would post anyway.

man you can make some badass mixes off youtube straight to tape.

 

[Fatdog]

That was a nice read, Danny. Music really is different when listening to it on tape versus iPod / hard drive.

By the way... nice pickin'.

 

[baddboybill]

Very cool reading

 

[Gluecifer]

Totally rockin piece, Danny!! Well done indeed.



Rock On.

 

[redbenjoe]

 

[TW5]

I been using the youtube direct method too

 

[jaetee]

 

[rumble_under]

i agree with the ipod thing. since my last ipod died, i have been using my cassette walkman and that's it. all of a sudden i find that i am listening to whole albums! funny that.
great article. i already implement a lot of the points you made in there! escpecially for recording music.

 

[agc]

I also record Internet audio streams directly to cassette; so much more fun and better sounding than an mp3 file!! But of course I do the recording on my home component decks!

 

[mellymelsr]

I do enjoy the different sound characteristics of a cassette tape from time to time. I must admit that most of my listening is done via mp3 player or internet music streaming. Most of my cassettes are pre-recorded and when you can find a chrome or metal one, the sound is excellent.