cassette

There used to be some specialty cassette decks that would record 4 track audio on a cassette (it used the full width of the tape rendering it one-sided).

Stereo still has a cassette player, so a $5 adapter lets you plug in your phone for music.

Someone still broke the window and tried to steal the broken cassette deck that was in it.

Anyone who grew up using cassette tapes knows exactly how awful they are, and are glad to be rid of them.

Of the popular mediums from the last 50 years, cassette tapes are by far the worst in terms of sound quality.

The cassette tape seems to just be the graphic they're using for the top-page feature.

That cassette deck couldn't have been something you'd even readily be able to give away.

Voicemail that came from the Internet era instead of the cassette tape era.

I do have to say that I for one preferred video cassette tapes to DVDs.

It's 2015, and cassette tape technology is still causing me problems.

Some of it got a first airing as a demo cassette.

Then I got a copy of Sierra's demo cassette that had sounds from games like King's Quest IV and Space Quest 3.

Those cassette adapters for a 1/8" audio jack have awful sound quality, break frequently, and are usually around $20, not $5.

Cassette tapes are worst in terms of a lot of things.

Cassette audio tapes had this same advantage over CDs.

Cassette tapes were bullshit, and I can't believe people can't see it.