The Maxell MXCP-P100 is a portable cassette tape player that looks straight out of the 1980s. It also has the old-school ...

If you grew up in the ‘80s, you probably remember Maxell as the cassette brand, especially with that iconic “blown away” ad. Well now, they’re dropping a brand new cassette player — the MXCP‑P100 — ...

Maxell's new cassette player has given me a massive nostalgia rush – and if you were around in the '80s you'll know exactly why. Maxell created one of the most iconic TV ads of all time – embedded ...

No frills, no fancy auto stop mechanisms, no auto reverse — just you and a cassette tape. There is some noise that comes through during playback, as I remember with my old player.

<b>Recycle:</b> We accept video and cassette tapes at all of Staffordshire's recycling centres. Unfortunately, we do not have the facility to accept whole video or cassette tapes for recycling as the ...

But the release of the Switch 2 reignited the passion project, which began two years ago. The cassette tape covers can be bought on Amazon, but the inserts that hold the game cartridge are 3D printed.

“I hate what streaming giants have done to new and upcoming artists,” said Alex. He might not be the only one. According to Billboard, cassette tapes are experiencing a resurgence in popularity in the ...

There were a few attempts at storing data on tapes, which, in theory, is simple enough. But, practically, cheap audio recorders are far from perfect, which can complicate the situation.

The era of rave tapes truly flourished in the late 1980s and throughout the 1990s, a period often referred to as the ‘ Golden Age of Rave ’. It was a time when dance music was exploding across ...

Necessity – basically. The era of rave tapes truly flourished in the late 1980s and throughout the 1990s, a period often referred to as the ‘ Golden Age of Rave ’.

Long before Spotify and Soundcloud, cassette tape trading was how many discovered new music. With it came a flood of releases from some of the biggest dance promoters of the ‘90s - but in a very ...