@@DECIMA1 Haha yeah that's a trip man. I personally want an old-school phone booth in my garage to do some recording in. Now those are like ancient relics now too. When I talk about phones in booths taking coins to make a short phone call, these kids look at me so puzzled. 😁😆
When doing this on a older cassette, the only thing I can find is it going up in speed, I can't find anything that slows it down. I cant find a trim pot either. Not sure what to do
This is how to make a tape loop: czcams.com/video/0Pck4MU9930/video.html
If anybody is interested, the Jensen MCR-75 has the same basic internals, and I can confirm it works with that recorder too.
This cassette player is the most accessible one... Yet is hard to find videos about it... Thanks a lot man!
So cool man. Most of these youngsters these days never even seen a cassette tape. This is awesome!
Thanks!! I found it funny when I heard someone say what's VHS? I think cassette tapes are making a huge comeback!
@@DECIMA1 Haha yeah that's a trip man. I personally want an old-school phone booth in my garage to do some recording in. Now those are like ancient relics now too. When I talk about phones in booths taking coins to make a short phone call, these kids look at me so puzzled. 😁😆
I had missed this one man. Nice job. It sounds amazing. So useful for tape heads.
Thanks bud! I was so happy after making this guy 😁
Such a cool effect, even though I don't know how to DIY electronics it is super interesting to watch!
Thanks for watching!!!!
this is bloody amazing! thank you so much for sharing this! tried to mod two cassette players so far...failed epically both times😢🙈
I hope this helps 👍
Straight to the Point, very clear! Thanks :D
Thank you for watching!!!!
Great!! What I needed to learn!! Cheers!!
I'm glad 😊
What values of potentiometers are you using ?
The pots will change the intensity of the speed so see what you like best I think I used a 100k and 10k for the video
Didn't say value if pot!?!
When doing this on a older cassette, the only thing I can find is it going up in speed, I can't find anything that slows it down. I cant find a trim pot either. Not sure what to do
What cassette player do you have? There might not be a trim pot but there might be something on the circuit board that you can manipulate.
@@DECIMA1 Lenox sound cassette model 919. Yeah I was looking for anything like a trim pot and most mods I found just sped it up or stopped it.
I would use alligator clips and a pot to mess around with the circuit board to find something. You can also try looking up a schematic