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Cassette To MP3 Transfer Service
By James Grahame
Lets pretend you have a heap of old cassettes that haven't seen the light of day for over a decade. Your ex took the cassette deck and vintage boom box when she trashed the living room following the infamous "naked coed in the kitchen" incident, and you haven't owned a car with a tape player since you crashed your 1987 Honda Civic CRX. What to do?
Cassettes2CDs.com can help with their no-hassle conversion service. You send them your old tapes or LPs, and they'll rip them onto CD or straight to MP3 for your iPod. Tracks are properly split, artist/album tags are added, and low volume tapes are "volume maximized" (compressed? normalized?) They will even fix your tape for free if it doesn't play -- although we probably warned you that Ramen noodles, scotch whiskey and electronics don't mix -- Or maybe that was my ex before she slammed the door.
The company offers a prepaid mailer service within the continental USA. Packages start at $79 for up to 10 cassettes, including shipping.
Cassettes2CDs - Convert your cassettes and records to CD or MP3
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Birth of the Compact Audio Cassette
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