Hi, To be honest I test it on the musical tapes and it they were copied properly, stereo and all so I am not so sure that it can be only for what you are saying but who knows, those tapes were still good quality, maybe not quality that you can have from two decks but still really good.
@@FunwithVintageHiFi marcopoulos is correct. These are the mono versions. They only have a 10kHz bandwidth and a very high wow and flutter figure of around 0.25% so aren't much use for anything other than cassette audiobooks.
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Beautiful. I wish I had one of these
Yes, they really nice machines for duplicating cassettes, I wish that I had one when everything was on the cassettes ;)
@@FunwithVintageHiFi i still try to have my music on tape :)
Me too!!!
Does not suite musical tapes but vocals in MONO
Hi,
To be honest I test it on the musical tapes and it they were copied properly, stereo and all so I am not so sure that it can be only for what you are saying but who knows, those tapes were still good quality, maybe not quality that you can have from two decks but still really good.
@@FunwithVintageHiFi marcopoulos is correct. These are the mono versions. They only have a 10kHz bandwidth and a very high wow and flutter figure of around 0.25% so aren't much use for anything other than cassette audiobooks.