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<blockquote data-quote="Mike Caldwell" data-source="post: 92170" data-attributes="member: 170">Re: Audio Files - best qualityYea didn&#039;t SACD last about a week!Back in the distant past there were a few high quality analog cassette based tape conceptsbrought to market, all failed even though they were far better than anything else you could recordon at the time short of a true pro reel to reel machine.Something like this <a href="http://home.iae.nl/users/pb0aia/cm/elcaset/" target="_blank">The Sony Elcaset cassette tape machine</a>Come to think of it I would venture to say that a good cassette recording of a CD made on a really good cassettedeck with good tape probably sounds better than some of the low bit rate MP3 files I have heard. Something like a Nakamichi Dragon deck with a metal XR tape. I think I&#039;m showing my age to even remember when that stuff was new!</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Mike Caldwell, post: 92170, member: 170"] Re: Audio Files - best quality Yea didn't SACD last about a week! Back in the distant past there were a few high quality analog cassette based tape concepts brought to market, all failed even though they were far better than anything else you could record on at the time short of a true pro reel to reel machine. Something like this [url=http://home.iae.nl/users/pb0aia/cm/elcaset/]The Sony Elcaset cassette tape machine[/url] Come to think of it I would venture to say that a good cassette recording of a CD made on a really good cassette deck with good tape probably sounds better than some of the low bit rate MP3 files I have heard. Something like a Nakamichi Dragon deck with a metal XR tape. I think I'm showing my age to even remember when that stuff was new! [/QUOTE]

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