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 Posted: Tue Oct 14, 2008 5:42 pm
Txuss MegaTherion777 ashlander_alpha Wait...did you say cassettes, Mega? xd what's wrong with tapes? i like my tapes talk2hand when i started to like music tapes were going through the backdoor with shame on their faces dude ******** that. $2 for a tape? yes please
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Posted: Tue Oct 14, 2008 5:50 pm
ooh come on , how much can a tape carry ?
i mean 3 hrs , even the most cheapest of the MP3s has 1GB if it , more than enough to carry a world of music , music that u can choose
and when u want to skip a tape u have to press the button try to guess if that song is already over
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Posted: Tue Oct 14, 2008 5:53 pm
Txuss ooh come on , how much can a tape carry ? i mean 3 hrs , even the most cheapest of the MP3s has 1GB if it , more than enough to carry a world of music , music that u can choose and when u want to skip a tape u have to press the button try to guess if that song is already over a tape is just as long as cd or vinyl. and i dont carry my tapes around in a walkman, i have an mp3 player. and a program that lets me record my tapes and vinyl to my computer, so i can put them on my mp3 player. the whole point, though, is i can buy a tape for cheap, stick it in my stereo, and its just as good as the more expensive CD version
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Posted: Tue Oct 14, 2008 8:55 pm
The point, Mega, is that magnetic media degrades over time, so those cassettes with their already shitty audio quality will just get shittier. razz Not to mention that you can get CDs for just as cheap if you know where to look...
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Posted: Tue Oct 14, 2008 9:22 pm
ashlander_alpha The point, Mega, is that magnetic media degrades over time, so those cassettes with their already shitty audio quality will just get shittier. razz Not to mention that you can get CDs for just as cheap if you know where to look... 1) the cassettes do not have "already shitty quality" 2) did you miss the fact that i can record the cassettes to my computer?
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Posted: Tue Oct 14, 2008 9:27 pm
I have a copy of Testament's "The Legacy" on cassette, and it sounds great! They don't degrade if you don't play them daily.
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Warrior of Metal Vice Captain
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Posted: Tue Oct 14, 2008 10:38 pm
Warrior of Metal I have a copy of Testament's "The Legacy" on cassette, and it sounds great! They don't degrade if you don't play them daily. well if you keep them in the wrong climate - too humid, etc - they will degrade, but for the most part that is true.
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Posted: Tue Oct 14, 2008 10:43 pm
From my own personal listening experience it goes like this:
Best quality in sound:
Vinyl
CD's
straight Mp3
Cassette
8-Track
3nodding
Edit: Oh and Mega, Nosferatu heart
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Digital Malevolence Vice Captain
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Posted: Tue Oct 14, 2008 10:49 pm
Digital Malevolence From my own personal listening experience it goes like this: Best quality in sound: Vinyl CD's straight Mp3 Cassette 8-Track 3nodding Edit: Oh and Mega, Nosferatu heart personally, i find a new cd and a new tape to be about equal in quality. of course, the tape gradually degrades...but my cds tend to get scratched up, so i guess its all the same in the end. and thanks dude
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Posted: Tue Oct 14, 2008 10:55 pm
MegaTherion777 Digital Malevolence From my own personal listening experience it goes like this: Best quality in sound: Vinyl CD's straight Mp3 Cassette 8-Track 3nodding Edit: Oh and Mega, Nosferatu heart personally, i find a new cd and a new tape to be about equal in quality. of course, the tape gradually degrades...but my cds tend to get scratched up, so i guess its all the same in the end. and thanks dude I guess it also depends on the system you are playing through. All I have are really old tape players, perhaps if I bought a new one...
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Digital Malevolence Vice Captain
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Posted: Tue Oct 14, 2008 11:01 pm
Digital Malevolence MegaTherion777 Digital Malevolence From my own personal listening experience it goes like this: Best quality in sound: Vinyl CD's straight Mp3 Cassette 8-Track 3nodding Edit: Oh and Mega, Nosferatu heart personally, i find a new cd and a new tape to be about equal in quality. of course, the tape gradually degrades...but my cds tend to get scratched up, so i guess its all the same in the end. and thanks dude I guess it also depends on the system you are playing through. All I have are really old tape players, perhaps if I bought a new one... yes, a new one would probably help
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Posted: Tue Oct 14, 2008 11:06 pm
MegaTherion777 Digital Malevolence MegaTherion777 Digital Malevolence From my own personal listening experience it goes like this: Best quality in sound: Vinyl CD's straight Mp3 Cassette 8-Track 3nodding Edit: Oh and Mega, Nosferatu heart personally, i find a new cd and a new tape to be about equal in quality. of course, the tape gradually degrades...but my cds tend to get scratched up, so i guess its all the same in the end. and thanks dude I guess it also depends on the system you are playing through. All I have are really old tape players, perhaps if I bought a new one... yes, a new one would probably help I think I would rather buy a record player though or something that will play vinyls.
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Digital Malevolence Vice Captain
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Posted: Tue Oct 14, 2008 11:12 pm
Digital Malevolence MegaTherion777 Digital Malevolence MegaTherion777 Digital Malevolence From my own personal listening experience it goes like this: Best quality in sound: Vinyl CD's straight Mp3 Cassette 8-Track 3nodding Edit: Oh and Mega, Nosferatu heart personally, i find a new cd and a new tape to be about equal in quality. of course, the tape gradually degrades...but my cds tend to get scratched up, so i guess its all the same in the end. and thanks dude I guess it also depends on the system you are playing through. All I have are really old tape players, perhaps if I bought a new one... yes, a new one would probably help I think I would rather buy a record player though or something that will play vinyls. good idea. because vinyl IS the best of all
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Posted: Tue Oct 14, 2008 11:14 pm
MegaTherion777 Digital Malevolence MegaTherion777 Digital Malevolence MegaTherion777 Digital Malevolence From my own personal listening experience it goes like this: Best quality in sound: Vinyl CD's straight Mp3 Cassette 8-Track 3nodding Edit: Oh and Mega, Nosferatu heart personally, i find a new cd and a new tape to be about equal in quality. of course, the tape gradually degrades...but my cds tend to get scratched up, so i guess its all the same in the end. and thanks dude I guess it also depends on the system you are playing through. All I have are really old tape players, perhaps if I bought a new one... yes, a new one would probably help I think I would rather buy a record player though or something that will play vinyls. good idea. because vinyl IS the best of all .....I'm going to start a band and only release my stuff on 8-track!
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Digital Malevolence Vice Captain
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Posted: Wed Oct 15, 2008 8:02 am
Digital Malevolence MegaTherion777 Digital Malevolence MegaTherion777 Digital Malevolence I guess it also depends on the system you are playing through. All I have are really old tape players, perhaps if I bought a new one... yes, a new one would probably help I think I would rather buy a record player though or something that will play vinyls. good idea. because vinyl IS the best of all .....I'm going to start a band and only release my stuff on 8-track! *slaps you*
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