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  • Tapes were indeed faily primitive things, but saying that I've got tapes dating back to 1980 and will still play - I'm currently transferring them to CD before it's too late

  • Who is the Singer?

    The song ist very good i think

  • @Julitz89 Rachel Sweet - I've got a Reason

  • I can't really hear the difference, but I suspect it's because this video was recorded on a tape.

  • Yea, there's something out now called CDs. You should check them out!

  • I was quite surprised to see you can still buy blank cassette tapes at my local Asda.

  • Better high frequency response and less compression at the expense of more low frequency distortion and print-through...

  • @stevealexR1 I'd rather live with this and enjoy the perfect quality than the poor ferric cousins!

  • I noticed on the second half of the singing in the ad the sound was off BASF chrome tape with sharper crisper treble!

  • Thanks for this.

  • Chrome tape gives sharper crisper treble and a fuller dynamic range capable of handling anything you throw at it.

  • BASF Cassette tapes are good, and also the reel to reel tape is awsome :)

  • My dad has a few of these, the quality has held up well for the last 30 years. Their cheapo LH 90s with the oval window from the same year were another story.

  • Anything with Rachel Sweet ROCKS

  • I found a BASF chromdioxid (CR-II) in my local second-hand record shop, it was still new in it's shrink-wrap & i bought it!

  • the other version of the song i've got a reason was by rachel sweet tha appeard in the basf chrome advert ok.

    frankie smales

    (frankie smale movie and tv review uk)

  • classic advert but nobody buys these

    cassette audio tapes anymore it is no digitaly

    transfered onto a cd or straight onto an mp3

    players like an ipod or psp but retro advert

    these ads certainatly improve with age though

    20/10

    from

    frankie smales

    (frankie smales movie and tv review uk)

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