Going slightly off-topic, but digital storage has a surprisingly short lifespan compared to 'conventional' media. Considering that photographic film, when stored properly, will preserve an accurate image far longer than an image file on a CD or USB stick, it wouldn't surprise me if magnetic tape was a more reliable form of long-term audio storage than an mp3 or .wav file.
Unbelievable Sony tip-find
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Praga Khan injected with a poison played at the proper white gloves speed using the pitch control never sound so good...
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legrandefromage":9zidhscw said:
Are you listening to me
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Aaaaaaaaagh! its 1994 again!
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1994 was a good year for Musac
Koupe":1j2ekr1f said:
I have plenty of magnetic tapes here with MP3 and WAV files on them... won't fit in a walkman or clone though! I have never once been satisfied with the sound from any (genuine) iPod I've tried (admittedly only a handful over the years); maybe it was the earphones or maybe I didn't get the EQ set right. Given the horrible user interfaces on most of them it's not a wonder...
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who would throw that out????- mate had one bitd and the sound was amazing and they still fetch good money on the bay- remember him sending it off to get summit inside tweeked to match his BASF tape selection- was expensive to do and made no difference IMHO
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