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Mommastuff
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 Fri, Jun 04 2010, 7:57 am
Does anyone know how to fix the sound quality on a cassette tape? I found many sites online on fixing a torn tape but not how to make it sound better.
Is there a company that would fix the sound and also transfer it into a computer file?
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louche
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Fri, Jun 04 2010, 8:54 am
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There used to be kits for cleaning the tapes--check Radio Shack or a similar store--if the problem is accumulated dirt or static buildup. That will often sound like a crackling sound. If the tape has been stretched or nicked, I'm not sure anything can be done about that.
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chocolate moose
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Fri, Jun 04 2010, 3:48 pm
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It could also be that the player isn't that high quality. It's very hard to find anything good these days.
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Mommastuff
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Sat, Jun 05 2010, 8:57 pm
| louche wrote: | | There used to be kits for cleaning the tapes--check Radio Shack or a similar store--if the problem is accumulated dirt or static buildup. That will often sound like a crackling sound. If the tape has been stretched or nicked, I'm not sure anything can be done about that. |
I called Radio Shack and Best Buy, both of which didn't sell anything that I could use to help the tape.
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zzzz
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Sat, Jun 05 2010, 11:20 pm
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I don't know about changing the sound quality of the tape but it is quite simple to transfer it to a computer file. You need to buy a cable to connect a tape recorder to your computer and you can do it yourself.
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