The upside-down, unserviceable (but beautiful) vintage cassette deck
Panasonic and Technics' entry-level cassette decks from the late 1970s and early 1980s are brimming with vintage hi-fi audio component charm, but have a very non-service-friendly chassis design.
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All your tapes are belong to us: Soundesign TX 0868 cassette/8-track deck
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The TECHNICS Tape Deck (RS-671)
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Cheap but good 1991 Realistic Clarinette 125 stereo system
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Looking at 15 Vintage hifi audio Cassette Decks I repaired and serviced
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Before You Recap Your Vintage Receiver... Watch This
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Rustbucket Pioneer CT-W504R Auto NR cassette deck restoration
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The ultimate vintage hi-fi system - Soundesign 5988
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The All-Plastic Sony Surprise cassette deck - TC-W365
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Kenwood double cassette deck with ugly level meter
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The tape recorder no one wanted to see
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Fixing a cassette deck but Everything Goes Wrong...
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New stereo auto-reverse Dolby NR cassette deck amplifier - TOA BA-823
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What's the deal with cassette tape counters?
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MPK Slot-in 7" record player: The bright orange record eater
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REVIEW: Panasonic RX-D55 - Possibly the last half-decent Cassette Boombox...in the world
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How to improve your turntable or cassette deck with just 1 drop of oil
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Is This $37 Cassette Player Actually Any Good?
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1979 Technics Tape Deck Repair (RS-M17)
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Have I found the worst CD player ever?
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