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1. I also have a non working cassette player. Only had it fitted last week (second hand, not come back there) and it was working but now when I put the cassette in, the radio stops as it should but the cassette doesn't play and I can't hear the motor turning but it still fast forwards and rewinds so no idea.

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2. Cassette simply won’t be able to deliver the full sound you’re looking for. When to use cassette. That being said, using a cassette deck as an insert in your mix can be a cool way to add a lo-fi effect. You can get a fuzzy hiss noise and thinned out sound from cassette, which can add character to a track.

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3. Even dry dialogue is interrupted by a dragging cassette. The problem is usually in the cassettes, not the cassette player. An audio cassette has to maintain a certain tension on its own spools to move at the correct speed. Fixing slow cassette tapes will help you hear the recording at the proper speed.

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4. Jul 19,  · Typically you will find it at an auto parts store, it is commonly used by mechanics to lubricate door lock cylinders. Or, you can try rubbing a soft pencil onto the pressure pad. To see if this is what is happening, hold the tape and press the tape with your finger at the pad, as if your finger were a tape head. Then see if you can turn the tape.

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5. Sep 18,  · Q-I am the victim of an audio cassette. The tape wasn`t connected to the hub at the end of side A. Instead of auto-reversing, it simply ran out, the way tape used to in the old reel-to-reel days.

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6. Oct 05,  · How to fix or repair very old damaged audio cassette tape- preserving 's songs - Duration: gukswordcasternador.xyzinfo 33, views.

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7. You may also need to lubricate the parts of the quick release and then tighten it, because if the small parts have become dry, that can cause clicks, too. Front derailleurs can click. “The clamp-on front derailleur on my titanium Merlin Extralight was causing an .

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8. *this instructable takes for granted that you can use basic hand tools and have good dexterity with small parts. the only items required are the tapes, a small screwdriver set, a pair of needle nose pliers is helpful, and scotch tape.* for all those folks still holding on to a cherished but broken cassette tape, here's how to properly fix the common ailments. in this instructable we'll cover.

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9. Apr 11,  · Various manufacturers have made and sold manual cassette winding mechanisms (Radio Shack, for example), that can quickly spool cassette tape past a small pad saturated with the Tape Preservative. Personally, I use a small portable cassette player that would not play tapes but was mechanically sound.

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