Lots of classical music, a little easy listening from the early 1970's. Not exactly HiFi.
I guess I just didn't realize you could stuff 120 minutes of muddy sounding bland music on a reel to reel. I had a two-track from a radio station that used the whole tape and was fairly high speed. It sounded very good.
This makes good music for me to listen to whilst miss-measuring boards I am cutting for a pallet scales I am making.
Actually I gave the nice person some cash to take her kids sledding. And I saved her a trip to GoodWill.
Today I am going to dig out the reel of old Country and Western hits from 1971 which I found at a GoodWill in Eugene some 15 years ago. 120 Minutes of Conway Twitty should put me in fine form.
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They always called him Conway Twitter around here. I don't think that is how they named the social page, though.
ReplyDeleteWow, pretty old technology there Budde. I've got cases of 8 track and cassette tapes, some home recorded. It still sounds as good as the day it was recorded, which is not saying much really.
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ReplyDeleteBose 802's in the shop? Nice touch. What kind of power amp you running into them?
ReplyDeleteEd, It can get a little old...
ReplyDeleteRalph, It passes the time but I don't have a lot of music I like. I am going to try and sell it. The old 8-tracks and cassettes are easier to use. Reel to reels are way to complicated. I wonder if there is a sound effect for the channel change that you can put into your MP3 recordings?
Collieguy, 802's are beyond my scrounging ability. My speakers are just little Bose self-powered speakers. They sound better than most of the tapes I have.