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I have most of my music collection on CDs or mp3s. But I do have an old portable cassette player that I still dictate onto from its built-in mic. Its good to remind myself of ideas and to use as sort of a life diary. I also verbally record my dreams on it immediately upon waking so I remember them more clearly over the next day or two. Its also gets used for old recordings of music and subliminal positive affirmations I occassionally listen to by the bedside. Yes I could setup a way to do this with modern methods. But the cassette player and tapes are still the easiest and fastest way to do this. (Although its getting harder to find cassette tapes of quality.) This brand of blank tape is one of the better ones Ive used for years. I seldom get any kind of dropouts or dead areas like I have with some of the cheap brands. The coatings are consistently the same throughout the tape lengths. The spindles and wheels move smoothly as well. I would advise if you get these to first ff and then rewind all the way to the tape end before recording. Sometimes tapes that have sat in storage for long periods can lose their tightness or stick in place. Doing the ff and rewind helps to retention the tape properly. These tapes are the best Ive found at a reasonable price for general recording purposes. Ive had some that were recorded decades ago and are still in good shape. Of course you should not record these in conditions of high heat or very cold temps. And store them away from electronics and things with motors. Tapes also do stretch and compact when played lots of times and will eventually no longer sound as good as they originally did. They do physically wear in time. This is why most people have switched away from analog tapes to digital media. But nothing beats the simplicity of the cassette player and tape. If you have a really old player or an extremely cheap one, you might find the motors can't handle the longer lengths of tapes made today. Most players were made to handle 60 minute tapes. These are 90 minute tapes. If your player continuously shuts off or distorts the sound, you might be able to do the ff-rew trick. But many old or cheap players couldnt handle low noise tape coatings or those longer than 60 minutes. So I can't guarantee these tapes will work in every old player but they work great in mine. The few newer players made can often handle 120 minute tapes fine. I'll occassionally keep buying these as long as the cost and quality stays the same. Read more

Llegaron en perfectas condiciones la calidad de audio es excelente y la calidad de materiales es buena me encanto el detalle de que cada cassete viene en su caja protectora y incluye los stickers para colocarle el nombre Read more

5 90min type I tapes as ordered. They all work great. Read more

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Audio tech companies haven’t made cassettes since 2003, but these are sealed and brand new from Maxell when they were manufactured 19 years ago, virtually untouched with each cassette in its original packaging. Recording quality is great and can fit up to 20 songs or more depending on how much you can put within 90 minutes. Great gift for someone into cassettes or someone who has a HiFi cassette stereo system. Read more

I have purchased these original tapes twice on amazon at AED 55.00\5 pcs and AED 35.00/5 from the same seller but this time the price is much cheaper which is AED 22.00 per pack of 5. Since I have 2 tape players and both are working well, converting all my favorite digital music into analog. The quality of the music comes out loud and clear, both highs and lows are decent but a little hissing noise can be heard when listening on head\ear phones, it could be due to my player or recorder I suppose. Thank you seller for the cheap price and Amazon for the quick delivery. Read more

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