Anyone still playing on Cassette decks?


To make my last week short story:
My anesthesia professor gave me some conferences on tapes about 80, I was so curious that I went online right away searching for a decent deck at a good price, but locally I found a guy selling a Yamaha KX-390, he was asking $40, I offered $25 he took it!
I came home all the types were ok, but I start wondering how music tapes will sound trough my harbeth/luxman combo, I remembered that but mistake I ordered a cowboy Junkies album
on amazon, i put it on, an i have been amaze how satisfying tapes could be still, on times where people are looking for HD tracks...
Wondering if any of you will excellent TT and DACs comp based systems, still feel joy playing tapes?

Now i am trying to look for a better deck and studio recorded cassettes in good condition, i want to give a try to the format again, I realized that I enjoying changing formats and sources on my set up.

A good cassette deck advice will be highly appreciated.

Regards to you all.
mountainsong

Showing 1 response by orpheus10

Just yesterday, on a Sony KA3ES, using Sony Metal-SR tape, Herby Man in Brazil. It sounded real good.

If you're going to get into quality decks, be sure and by two identical decks. Parts are no longer available. I bought spare rubber for mine, that's what goes bad. Revox decks have the least amount of rubber. Good luck.