@[url=https://universeodon.com/users/RonaldTooTall]StanceOfMind[/url]
The fly in Janus' ointment is the lack of availability of audio cassette players that still work with fidelity, so only a new machine will do--and who the heck makes those anymore? Most of them during the cassette heyday were belt driven, and belts not only deteriorate and break over time, but also become distorted by frequent use even if they are brand new.
If you're about the business of sparking renewed interest in cassettes, you'd darn well better add a source for newly made machinery to play them with.
