cassettes CAN sound better than vinyl.


cassettes CAN sound better than vinyl. with a good type ii and a Nakamichi CR-7
leemurray2007

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Well, I will say that a few years ago I picked up an MCS 3570 tape deck on the cheap at an estate sale, and that when I hooked it up and popped in in my cassette copy of Tracy Chapman’s first album, I was shocked to discover that it sounded on par with my turntable. Granted, my turntable at that time was a Technics SL-1500 running an Audio Technica AT-3600l. Still, having been at least a decade since I’d played a cassette tape, it sounded worlds better than I was expecting.

Oh, and by the by… MC Hammer did indeed release an Addams Family song, “Addams Groove”. It is of course, perfectly dreadful.
@pokey77 

That Teac deck looks insane! Spendy when new also! Looks like one recently sold for $1500.

I’ve had a couple MCS receivers pass through my hands, and they were very decent units, and held their own against contemporaneous gear from the likes of Pioneer or Kenwood.

I actually just gifted my brother an MCS 6601 turntable this year. Solid performer.