Best Cassette Players You Can ACTUALLY Buy in 2025 Links to the best Cassette Players are listed down below: ► 6. Tomashi ...

Step away from your favourite streaming service, push the cumbersome and costly vinyl revival to one side, and forget your feelings for the comeback of CDs (and cassette tapes?) for one moment, ...

Pioneer's new single-DIN head unit looks like an '80s car radio, but there's modern connectivity behind what looks like a tape deck.

Perhaps you shouldn’t have donated that drawer or cabinet full of cassette tapes to Goodwill during your last Spring cleaning. The bulky audio medium is in the midst of a minor resurgence—so much so ...

The first Sony Walkman, model TPS-L2 launched July 1, 1979. | Photo Credit: Sony.com Yes, the Revenge of the Tape Walkman is real — and it’s not subtle. FiiO just dropped the CP13, a slick, USB-C ...

Although the company no longer makes cassette decks, iconic models include the Beocord 3500, 4500, 5500, 8000 and 9000, the last being the flagship model. Bang & Olufsen cassette players typically had ...

I don’t expect either legacy devices or formats to take off in the same way the turntable and record have done over the past decade, despite the recent rise in CD’s popularity and the efforts of some ...

Swedish electronics wizard Love Hultén has created the bespoke C-52, a wall-mounted cassette player that takes the guts of a Sony Walkman WM-EX655 and blends it with a bespoke handcrafted tape storage ...

Sony sold more than 200 million Walkmans from July 1979, when the devices debuted in Japan, until the music stopped around 2010. Sony, Panasonic, Toshiba and Bose no longer sell audio tape players ...

This TEAC CD player/cassette deck is just the thing for it Opinion By Carrie Marshall published 31 July 2024 This combined CD player and tape deck is an all-in-wonder ...

The Sony TC-WE605S is a really great vintage stereo cassette deck with a tiny screen and a host of buttons for recording and playback controls. It’s rich with playback features, including loop play ...

That said, I was fortunate enough to find a second-hand Luxman cassette deck, which plays great, for $80. The bonus is that all of these players were made when Dolby B and C playback was a given.