18.11.2023, 13:00
Hi
Three years ago I received a large bag of audio tapes destined for the trash heap, or taken out of the trash? It is about 89pieces cassettes.
In addition to the classic branded ones, there is a large portion of prerecorded audiotapes. Some are obviously home-made, I mean custom printed labels on unknown audiotapes that I can't identify.
I'm gradually playing these audiotapes, so I'd need to know if you can provide more information.
One today that looks like chromdioxide, the strip is that color, it doesn't show through, but lacks the typical binder aroma, but they are in such bad shape that they just may not be there anymore.
The recording is with a religious theme. Obviously damaged, tape dirty.
It matches the length of the C90 and has correct type II detection holes, which was not commonly used on prerecorded ones.
The actual label is only on side A, side B is without a label.
Is there a known manufacturer of shell and hubs?
Sincerely, EZ
Three years ago I received a large bag of audio tapes destined for the trash heap, or taken out of the trash? It is about 89pieces cassettes.
In addition to the classic branded ones, there is a large portion of prerecorded audiotapes. Some are obviously home-made, I mean custom printed labels on unknown audiotapes that I can't identify.
I'm gradually playing these audiotapes, so I'd need to know if you can provide more information.
One today that looks like chromdioxide, the strip is that color, it doesn't show through, but lacks the typical binder aroma, but they are in such bad shape that they just may not be there anymore.
The recording is with a religious theme. Obviously damaged, tape dirty.
It matches the length of the C90 and has correct type II detection holes, which was not commonly used on prerecorded ones.
The actual label is only on side A, side B is without a label.
Is there a known manufacturer of shell and hubs?
Sincerely, EZ