After telling a few stories about how he built a tape recorder as a 16-year-old boy in post-war Germany, [Hans] was finally cajoled into retelling this story in a proper form, giving the Internet ...

A machine that records audio or video onto magnetic tape. A tape "recorder" or tape "deck" generally refers to earlier analog devices, such as a VHS tape recorder. Until the 1990s, analog audio ...

A 1/8" inch, analog audio tape format that was widely used for music distribution and home recording. In the past, millions of pre-recorded and blank cassettes were sold each year; however ...

The tape is drawn out of the cassette housing by the tape transport and wrapped around the rotating record/playback head. As in helical scan video systems the drum rotates at high speed and lays the ...

Voice loggers and audio recorders are used to locate, retrieve, duplicate and/or distribute audio voice or data information from single system environments to large multi-channel networked systems.

Even better, those tapes would make an almighty racket if you played them on a stereo, because the data was stored in an audio format ... data on a digital voice recorder, a cassette deck ...

Standard tape recording formats for 1/4-inch analog tape as used by the Ampex Corporation. Dimensions listed are in mils. DIGITAL RECORDING also uses magnetic tape as a storage medium, such as digital ...

Lou Ottens, the Dutch engineer credited with inventing the audio cassette tape, has died aged 94 ... the conventional record player is obsolete". He retired four years later.

While the C90's increased recording capacity was convenient, the reduced tape thickness made it more susceptible to wear, stretching, and potential degradation in audio quality over time.

The 33-minute audio track was made by four Danish teenagers ... "To our knowledge the only place where this song exists is on our tape." The recording was made just months before the Beatles ...