Usually the best way to fix a misbehaving cassette is by buying a new one and use the housing of it, replacing the two rolls of tape.
The cassette itself is held together by five very small Philips screws accessible on the bottom side (a very small flat screwdriver can also wok though) You have to remove the sticky title strip from the edge as well, if you had one. When the screws are removed turn the box right side up and lift off the top. pay attention of the locking arm for tape cover mechanism. it has some sort of spring, that easily falls off. Carefully change the pair of rolls with your originals. Leave some extra tape loose. it can be tighten up when the rolls are in place by turning the rolls against the ratchet in the middle. When replacing the cover hold the back portion of the tape cover off by holding the counter piece on the top. Usually it has an arrow molded into it.
Frequently, some mechanical tightness can be sold simply slightly loosening the screws that hold the box together.
the cassette tape contained information on nuclear fusion.
A cassette tape is typically made of a plastic shell, usually made of ABS plastic, that houses a length of magnetic tape coated with a magnetic material such as iron oxide. The tape is wound between two reels within the cassette shell. The plastic shell also contains various components such as pressure pads, magnetic heads, and a leader tape for smooth operation within a cassette player.
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Books on cassette tape are called audio books (also 'talking books'). However, audio/talking books are also available in CD and MP3 form.
Yes - distorted or even erased.
Super VHS video cassette .
The strings that come out of a broken cassette tape are commonly referred to as "tape strands" or simply "tape." When a cassette tape breaks, these thin magnetic strips can unravel and become tangled, often leading to frustration for anyone trying to repair or salvage the tape.
le cassette = the cassette / the tape / the cassette tape
It is a magnetic tape, which is often used for storing data or recording audio/video. The magnetic coating on the plastic ribbon allows data to be written and read using a tape drive. The cartridge provides protection for the tape and makes it easy to handle.
Remove the deck from its case or just lift open the top. Lift the tape out of the machine without twisting it. It is best to use white cotton gloves to keep from touching the tape with your fingers. Ease the cassette and the tape out of the deck slowly. The machines dust cover door will try to close on the tape during this step, keep it open or it will close on the tape. Then hold the cassette up on end and using your fingers at the bottom of the cassette turn the reel on top slowly to retract the tape back into the cassette. If the cassette has a metal door, prop it open.
Turn the cartridge right side up. Lift up the front hinge gently from the side and remove the top half of the housing to acess the tape spool.
Unscrew all those little screws.
The cassette, the first computer game and the video tape recorder
It is likely that the head on the cassette player is out of alignment. It takes a professional to repair that issue.
C90 on a cassette tape means that the cassette tape runs for 90 minutes. <3
No difference - a cassette contains magnetic tape.
I have it on cassette tape. I play it on my cassette tape player.