What is a tape deck?

Magnet deck is a machine that is able to use some type of magnetic tape to play the recorded sound. While it has become synonymous with a cartridge in a cartridge over the decade of 70 years, this term was once used for collective reference to the cassette players, the winding reel for a strap recorder and eight belts. Today, the belt deck is usually identified only with the cassette.

Home stereo equipment made since the end of the 60s. It usually included the presence of tape deck in the form of a device that would play and record cassette tapes. Since the console models retreated at the age of 70. This meant that the unit included AM/FM radio receiver, turntable and cassette. The deck of the dual cassette offered both the game and the dub option. This design would allow users to insert a cassette tape into both deck and set one to automaticallyHe launched when the second tape ended. The design of the dual tape deck also made it possible to insert an empty cassette and recording music playback, a swivel table or the remaining cassette deck.

The magnet deck also began to find a way to vehicles during the second part of the sixties. The inclusion of the AM/FM radio together with the cassette deck was first considered an added option, but soon became considered part of a standard device on new vehicles. Cars included a tape deck into automatic stereo equipment up to 90 years.

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cassette deck remained one of the most common home sound solutions until the compact disk arrived at the beginning of the 90's. When the new equipment began to overtake vinyl boards, newer stereo equipment often paired TAPE deck with radio and CD player. As with the older design of three mode, the newer stereo units oftenThey backed a dual cassette that made it possible to record from any of the three modes.

Since the beginning of the 21st century, the cassette package has decreased in popularity because compact discs and music data sets have become more standard. By 2007, only a few manufacturers continued to produce cassette strips, although many stereo units continue to include a cassette band deck in their design.