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Dec 25, 2012  50+ videos Play all Mix - Frank Turner - \'Four Simple Words\' YouTube Frank Turner - \'I Still Believe\' Live At Wembley - Duration: 3:45. Epitaph Records 269,272 views. Welcome to the Tapeheads Tape, Audio and Music Forums. If this is your first visit, be sure to check out the FAQ by clicking the link above. You may have to register before you can post: click the register link above to proceed. To start viewing messages, select the forum that you want to visit from the selection below.

Vinyl has the audiophiles to keep it relevant, and CDs still have the people who are scared of streaming music, but who mourns for the cassette tape? Yesterday we would have said nobody, but now that Igor Afanasyev has unleashed his latest creation onto an unsuspecting world, we aren’t so sure anymore. A portable tape player that started as a $5 find from the Goodwill is now.After freeing the tape mechanism from the original enclosure and extraneous electronics like the AM/FM tuner, Igor got to work designing a retro styled enclosure for the hardware which would show off the complex electromechanical bits which would traditionally be hidden.

With the addition of a clever 3D printed holder, he was even able to add microswitches under the original player’s buttons so he could detect the player’s current state without having to modify the electronics. This lets the finished player change the color of the RGB LEDs based on what it’s currently doing.Igor came up with a very clever way of integrating light-up icons into the case by placing bright LEDs behind specially crafted thin sections of the print. It looked awesome in his tests, but after the considerable sanding, priming, and painting it took to turn the 3D printed parts into a production-quality enclosure, the LEDs are no longer visible on the final product. Even though they didn’t work in this particular case, we think it’s a brilliant technique worthy of stealing further research. The detail that Igor but into this build is phenomenal. Seeing all the individual components he had to design and print to make the final product come together is really nothing short of inspirational.

Projects like these are where 3D printing really shines, as trying to replicate this build with traditional manufacturing techniques would be an absolute nightmare.If you can’t quite shake the feeling that you’ve seen this name or attention to detail before, it’s for good reason. Last year we covered.Posted in, Tagged, Post navigation. With some modifications can collect some analog signals of perverts that should be lined up and shot, that layer malicious destruction of personality and property sounds on naturally occurring sounds as well as pulverizing property sounds in the perimeter of their victims they gang stalk causing violence activist aggressively to most forensically clean and maybe with sensitive enough microphones and even other biometric devices catch them hacking into our bodies to maliciously destroy them.

Then digitally process the signals if the playback in analog isn’t audible recreating the sounds heard. I mean is that what you mean.

No shit, they need to be rounded up in public and beheaded or shot. This looks like a start. Cassette mechanisms of questionable quality put in fancy cases existed eve whent the format was all the rage. But at the time excellent mechanism with good electronics were built, from Nackamichi, TEAC/TASCAM, Technics, Sony and so on that also made cheaper systems.Making compact cassette tapes sound good was anyway a big engineering feat, because the original tape was built as a dictation device and not for music. But the system was relatively cheap and easy to use compared with an open reel tape. And required less maintenance.The bad mechanism in fancy case is happening also today with the resurgence of 33 and 45 with a lot of cheap and bad quality record players, and some absolute horrible things like the toy bus record player or the fake retro but with blue leds things.

Dec 25, 2012  50+ videos Play all Mix - Frank Turner - \'Four Simple Words\' YouTube Frank Turner - \'I Still Believe\' Live At Wembley - Duration: 3:45. Epitaph Records 269,272 views. Welcome to the Tapeheads Tape, Audio and Music Forums. If this is your first visit, be sure to check out the FAQ by clicking the link above. You may have to register before you can post: click the register link above to proceed. To start viewing messages, select the forum that you want to visit from the selection below.

Vinyl has the audiophiles to keep it relevant, and CDs still have the people who are scared of streaming music, but who mourns for the cassette tape? Yesterday we would have said nobody, but now that Igor Afanasyev has unleashed his latest creation onto an unsuspecting world, we aren’t so sure anymore. A portable tape player that started as a $5 find from the Goodwill is now.After freeing the tape mechanism from the original enclosure and extraneous electronics like the AM/FM tuner, Igor got to work designing a retro styled enclosure for the hardware which would show off the complex electromechanical bits which would traditionally be hidden.

With the addition of a clever 3D printed holder, he was even able to add microswitches under the original player’s buttons so he could detect the player’s current state without having to modify the electronics. This lets the finished player change the color of the RGB LEDs based on what it’s currently doing.Igor came up with a very clever way of integrating light-up icons into the case by placing bright LEDs behind specially crafted thin sections of the print. It looked awesome in his tests, but after the considerable sanding, priming, and painting it took to turn the 3D printed parts into a production-quality enclosure, the LEDs are no longer visible on the final product. Even though they didn’t work in this particular case, we think it’s a brilliant technique worthy of stealing further research. The detail that Igor but into this build is phenomenal. Seeing all the individual components he had to design and print to make the final product come together is really nothing short of inspirational.

Projects like these are where 3D printing really shines, as trying to replicate this build with traditional manufacturing techniques would be an absolute nightmare.If you can’t quite shake the feeling that you’ve seen this name or attention to detail before, it’s for good reason. Last year we covered.Posted in, Tagged, Post navigation. With some modifications can collect some analog signals of perverts that should be lined up and shot, that layer malicious destruction of personality and property sounds on naturally occurring sounds as well as pulverizing property sounds in the perimeter of their victims they gang stalk causing violence activist aggressively to most forensically clean and maybe with sensitive enough microphones and even other biometric devices catch them hacking into our bodies to maliciously destroy them.

Then digitally process the signals if the playback in analog isn’t audible recreating the sounds heard. I mean is that what you mean.

No shit, they need to be rounded up in public and beheaded or shot. This looks like a start. Cassette mechanisms of questionable quality put in fancy cases existed eve whent the format was all the rage. But at the time excellent mechanism with good electronics were built, from Nackamichi, TEAC/TASCAM, Technics, Sony and so on that also made cheaper systems.Making compact cassette tapes sound good was anyway a big engineering feat, because the original tape was built as a dictation device and not for music. But the system was relatively cheap and easy to use compared with an open reel tape. And required less maintenance.The bad mechanism in fancy case is happening also today with the resurgence of 33 and 45 with a lot of cheap and bad quality record players, and some absolute horrible things like the toy bus record player or the fake retro but with blue leds things.