Can I play Analog on a Regular Casette Deck???

[Junter 52]

SSIA
Peaces Gary

[Todd H.]

(Junter 52) writes:
> SSIA
> Peaces Gary

I for one don't know what you're asking, but yes a regular cassette
deck takes analog audio inputs and produces analog audio output (and
stores the recording in a modulated analog format on magnet tape in a
compact cassette shell). The audio hookup is typically via RCA style
or "phono" connectors that hook handily to a stereo receiver.

Was there more to your question?

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[Junter 52]

Thanks Todd,I appreciate your answer.
Peaces Gary

[Lee Salter]

(Junter 52) wrote in message >...
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> Peaces Gary

A regular cassette deck is an analog device. The format was invented
before digital audio. There was a DCC (Digital Cassette) on the
market briefly, but the format quickly died. On the outside chance
that you have a tape recorded in this format, it won't play on an
analog cassette deck.
A standard analog cassette will play on a standard cassette deck.

Lee Salter