I've rebuilt most of the old 60's live cassettes my pal taped. The pressure
pads had all  rotted  or fallen off. Putting 30 tape into a new Maxell shell
made a world of difference. Some of these tapes sound like they were recorded
last week. Too bad not many bands sound as good these days.

RS

"Robert R. Berry" wrote:

>
>
> Which leads me to another question. A lot of my old tapes are in really bad
> shape. Radio Shack used to make a "cassette repair kit" -- basically an
> empty cassette shell into which you could transplant the tape from a broken
> cassette, but they don't seem to make it anymore. Anybody know of an
> alternative? Or will I just have to cannibalize the shells from other,
> known-good cassettes?
>
> Robert

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