Re: Akai blank cassette question

On May 1, 2:44=A0pm, CLM in ND <camarv...@[EMAIL PROTECTED]
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> On May 1, 11:10=A0am, dpierce.cartchunk....@[EMAIL PROTECTED]
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> > On May 1, 11:57 am, CLM in ND <camarv...@[EMAIL PROTECTED]
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> > > I have a CD deck, so I may just record in real-time on that from now
> > > on. =A0One thing I should have made more clear in my original post
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> > > that I don't think cassettes are better than CD's the record labels
> > > put out, nor do I think they're easier to use than CD's. =A0My whole
> > > issue is the durability of CD-R's.
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> > But the singular advantage to ANY digital recordable media
> > such as CDR is that if you are concerned about the media's
> > longenvity, once a year, pop it into your local computer
> > and simply clone it. The new copy will have NO loss whatsoever,
> > something that is absolutely NOT true of cassette-to-cassette
> > copies. And before you answer that, I think you are seriously
> > overoptimistic about the longevity of cassettes in comparison
> > to CDrs, exsepcially when you consider the lifetime of digital
> > meida is essentially extended by cloning without theoretical
> > limits.
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> I wasn't going to keep making cassette-to-cassette transfers; my whole
> purpose was to just have another backup source, not the only & end
> all, just another option. =A0Again, I probably should have made that
> more clear in my initial post.
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> If I had to do it all over again I would have just mentioned the Akai
> cassettes & nothing else.
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Too late.  We must bring you into the digital age.  You will be
assimulated, yukyuk.