The article discusses the distinctive sound quality of cassettes, emphasizing their nostalgic and warm characteristics, particularly the light hiss that some listeners appreciate. The unique challenge of skipping songs encourages a deeper appreciation for albums. It highlights the affordability of cassettes compared to other formats, making them attractive for collectors. The featured cassette player, the Rewind, is praised for its robust design, modern features, and reliability in playback, outperforming many vintage alternatives. The author shares their personal experience and satisfaction with the Rewind, solidifying its status as a top choice for cassette enthusiasts.
The Rewind has never eaten a tape, unlike half of my other players.
Collecting cassettes makes sense because they're readily available and only the 1% can feasibly collect MiniDiscs.
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