modifying a cassette player

  BoomTssPhace said:

Cassettes are fun to smash into pieces.

 

Only because of all the cool parts.

lol

lol I've got a tape unwound and im playing with it and my cat is attacking the tape and ripping it up, this is electronic music

lol

  Coalbucket PI said:

lol I've got a tape unwound and im playing with it and my cat is attacking the tape and ripping it up, this is electronic music

I tried to get a photo but you know what cats are like. Anyway I got a tape playing backwards in the end but i couldnt explain how I did it... well I think what I did was unclip the tape from one reel and put it back the other way (the tape is actually fixed to the reel in a really simple way) and the rewind it and do the same to the other reel. One side is The Archers backwards with lots of reversed Moos and Baas, and the other is Coldplay's last album backwards which sounds like Sigur Ros sped up.

  Coalbucket PI said:

I tried to get a photo but you know what cats are like. Anyway I got a tape playing backwards in the end but i couldnt explain how I did it... well I think what I did was unclip the tape from one reel and put it back the other way (the tape is actually fixed to the reel in a really simple way) and the rewind it and do the same to the other reel. One side is The Archers backwards with lots of reversed Moos and Baas, and the other is Coldplay's last album backwards which sounds like Sigur Ros sped up.

hmm all the auto-reverse cassete decks i've seen don't use dual heads (one for each side) but instead flips (twists for 180deg) the head. so that wouldn't work either.

i'm fairly sure my method would work and if nobody else is going to test it out, i'm gonna do it myself.

buy the cd

reverse it on computer