Phat Ha wrote:
How is the sound quality of those cassette adapters anyway. Isn't it true
that cassettes can only playback at 22000 samples per second - wouldn't this
drastically affect the playback quality?
A cassette recorder is an analog device, not a digital device. Samples
per second
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Theoretically, the sound quality of the cassette adapter can
be as good as the original minidisc, but that depends on the quality of the
components (mainly the magnetic head in the adapter and the magnetic head in
the cassette deck). Of course
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Hi all
I share the interest some of you eg Jim have expressed in using a portable
in-car (unfortunately I'm working with a cassette adaptor for now). I notice
that Argos in the UK
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How is the sound quality of those cassette adapters anyway. Isn't it true
that cassettes can only playback at 22000 samples per second - wouldn't
this
drastically affect the playback quality?
I've never heard that said (and it's not true, because cassettes are an
inherently analogue medium
