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Re: Rethreading Eaten Cassettes [message #73659 is a reply to message #73200] Fri, 24 August 2012 19:08 Go to previous messageGo to previous message
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audioaudio90 wrote on Wed, 04 July 2012 10:46
Using the cordless and a pencil was pretty smart and a lot faster than doing it by hand the entire time. Yes, the crinkling sucked, but I don't know what could have been done about it. It's not like you can iron the tape.


That is a really good idea, I wish I would've thought of that back then. Once in a while I could decently rethread a tape by hand, but usually I would just give up. I never knew anyone who could consistently fix a tape, it was just one of the irritating things about cassettes.
 
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