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Compact cassette transfer to digital,
Micro cassette transfer to digital
Mini cassette transfer to digital
Pico cassette transfer to digital
Portaestudio 4 and 8 tracks transfer to digital
Minifon protona trasnfer to digital
Stenorette (steno cassette) transfer to digital
versacorder 2000 transfer to digital
Stuzzi memocord transfer to digital
Muntz transfer to digital
Fidelipack nab broadcast transfer to digital
rca-victor soundtape transfer to digital
Sony Nt scoopman transfer to digital
4 track Muntz transfer to digital

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Audio Cassettes
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more than 34 different audio cassette types to digital

Quite a considerable number of audio cassette tapes and magazines use 1/8 inch tape; Philips Compact Cassette, mini cassette, micro cassette, porta studio, etc.

Some of them use the 1/4 inch tape like; the Smith Corona LetterPack, Muntz, 8 track Cart, Elcaset…

Some popular Compact Cassette tapes are quite different from each other;

– Reciprocal noise reduction systems; Telefunken High Com or Toshiba Aurex Adres,

– Depending on the composition and playback Equ; Type I (Fe2O3), II (Chromium dioxide), III (ferro chromo) and IV (metal),

– Special mention is for the Nakamichi system; EX, SZ y ZX,

For the archival copy we recommend uncompressed audio; codec WAV a 96Khzs/24 bits, 192 Khzs /24 bits ó 88,2 Khzs /24 bits.

For the access copy; CD audio quality Wav a 44,1Khzs /16 bits edited and noise restored besides an Mp3 2 channel copy (190 kbps max. compression preferable 320kbps)

COMMON AFFECTIONS

Most of the common affections related to compact cassette tapes can be successfully treated;

– Sticky shed syndrome. Under controlled heat into a laboratory oven the baked tape can be successfully played back with no problem.

– CC type III (FerroChromo) most of these tapes suffer from delamination.

– Rollers, felts, case and tape breaks, etc. can be easily replaced.

– Tape detached from supply roller.

– Mold; must be removed in conjunction with SSS.

– Loss of lubrication; sometimes we can find squealing tapes that must be relubricated as the noise print goes through the recording itselt.

– Others.

COMMON NOISES

Professional software and hardware like Cedar Audio (c) allows us to remove the unwanted noises with no footprint into the recording.

Hiss noise (maybe the most common noise in magnetic recordings)

buzz, Hum (normally because of AC interferences)

Print Through; based on storage issues; pre and post echoes could come up in the recording.

Explosive noises; most of them linked to tape breaks, bends, folds…

Wow and flutter (some times related to badly calibrated or lack of manteineance devices, which produces inestable capstan working)

– Others

ALL CASSETTES WE CAN TRANSFER

– Compact cassette tipe I transfer to digital

– Compact cassette tipe II transfer to digital

– Compact cassette tipe II transfer to digital

– Compact cassette tipe IV Metal transfer to digital

– NAKAMICHI ZX, SX and EX transfer to digital

– Porta estudio 4 tracks transfer to digital.

– Porta estudio 8 pistas transfer to digital

– Micro cassette transfer to digital

– Mini cassette transfer to digital

– NAB broadcast transfer to digita

– 8 track cart transfer to digital

– 4 track Muntz transfer to digital

– Pico cassette transfer to digital

– Cassette Grundig 50 Internacional transfer to digital

– Stenorette cassette transfer to digital

– E3N luxus cassette transfer to digital

– DAT cassette transfer to digital

– DCC cassette transfer to digital

– DTRS cassettetransfer to digital

– ADAT cassette transfer to digital

– Elcaset transfer to digital

– Jay Electronics transfer to digital

– Nagra JVR transfer to digital

– 3M Cantata 700 transfer to digital

– Letter pack (Smith Corona) Playtape transfer to digital

– Sanyo micropack transfer to digital

– Sony NT transfer to digital

– Norelco “glasses” cassette 1956 transfer to digital

– Dictet cassette transfer to digital

– RCA Victor cassette transfer to digital

– Minidisc transfer to digital

– Tefifon transfer to digital

BEFORE AND AFTER

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Diferent Audio cassette formats

Audio RestauraciónCassette a Digital

— MORE THAN 20 YEARS IN THE AUDIO VISUAL SECTOR —