Re: transferring cassettes to CD - Plusdeck 2C or other options

Paul MR  <mbm701@[EMAIL PROTECTED]
> wrote:
>Indeed, the Dragon was an exceedingly high-end consumer machine.  But it 
>is expensive overkill for most people's old cassette collections.  This 
>is especially true for most commercially recorded cassettes, which were 
>duplicated at high speed on tape stock that was run-of-the-mill or worse.

The problem is that the high speed duplication tended to produce even
worse
azimuth wander, and too many of those bin duplicators were run by sloppy
folks who were not careful about alignment.  This, sadly, increases the
expense on your end when you're trying to get decent sound out of the
junk.
--scott
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