Compact audio cassette

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English: A compact audio cassette is an audio storage medium introduced by Philips in 1963. See the compact audio cassette article in Wikipedia.
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  • TDK D C60 cassette

  • Three types of cassette: metal, normal and chrome.

  • The indents allowing the player to automatically select the cassette type.

  • A cassette and microcassette.

  • A head cleaner cassette .

  • A cassette that resembles a reel-to-reel tape.

  • Type I, II and IV cassettes, top to bottom.

  • The write protect tabs.

  • Four cassettes with the one on the bottom having its write protect tabs removed.

  • A Maxell UR audio cassette.

  • Three hours recording and playing time!

  • This tape must be quite thin

  • Ultimate quality

  • For the longest playing records

  • A Maxell head demagnetizer cassette.

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