Here's a cool idea. . .
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Is it really just an MP3 player with a screen of a cassette playing? Am I missing something?afterburnt wrote: »They didn't speak a word of English, they were from South Carolina.
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Hmmm... What's next the recordless turntable?The Night is Dark and Full of Terrors
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I think that’s a cool idea, albeit unusable and kinda strange. Would certainly look cool, but then I would be limited to mp3 files.
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More silliness for the uninformed.If you can't hear a difference, don't waste your money.
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I like it BUT, from reading a thread not to long ago....MP3 sound isn't even up to cassette standards maybe or am I wrong?Most people just listen to music and watch movies. I EXPERIENCE them.
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It's been done.
http://directacoustics.com/
https://www.stereophile.com/content/direct-acoustics-silent-speaker-ii
Given Win Burhoe's track record, I would imagine they sound pretty darned good.
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oh, to the matter at hand -- note that the player skin for that thing allows one to
adjust the parameters so that it really does sound like a Radio Shack tape deck that you hacked into your 1973 Dodge Dart Swinger.
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This will be on the 'Gone offered from Machina Dynamica at a list price of 1.1K with 3 years of positive glowing nothing but OUTSTANDING reviews before long.
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Two, please.
As long as it's for Beta Video Disc.
The tonearm on my CD player keeps bouncing up and down. I think I need to replace the capstan and pinch roller.
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Almost the same designs.
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Here are some more silent speakers.
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And here is a hiss-less cassette tape.
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Alright, then. How about the motionless videocassette rewinder?mhardy6647 wrote: »It's been done.
Well -- you got me there; dunno about that; I suppose that with frictionless bearings, one could use the rotation of the earth to rewind a videocassette -- but it'd take a while. Especially with a T-160.
In the early days of DVDs, when rentals were a thing -- there was a brief flurry of DVD rewinder products on the marketplace.
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Burhoe's modern loudspeakers are direct descendants of his 1970s EPI M201 and Epicure 20 loudspeakers -- which were very, very good.
http://www.humanspeakers.com/e/epi201.htm
http://www.humanspeakers.com/e/epicure-20.htm
(this pair has been re-woofered with Huy Powell's replacement woofers)
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Is it really just an MP3 player with a screen of a cassette playing? Am I missing something?
It's also capable of playing flac files and also capable of playing internet radio & receiving FM. Kinda cool for something that's been re-purposed.
