monolithic - 2008-02-23 18:14
and was surprised to find blank audio cassettes bein' sold - no good high quality chrome or metal tapes (just normal bias), but still...
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Yeah, and bottom of the line Sony tapes...
For awhile, I thought the only way you could get blank tapes of any bias was online 'cause spots like Best Buy and Circuit City stopped sellin' 'em years ago. When I saw 'em sittin' there on the rack, I had to stop and marvel at that... I thought about buyin' a pack for old times sake
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, but I don't really like anything lower than chrome.... (Personally, I stopped buyin' blank cassettes when the MD came out - or got somewhat popular - in the late 90's)...
Anyway, if WalMart is still sellin' blank audio cassettes, who else has 'em? Maybe I can get some high quality chrome or metal tapes.
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jaredscottfla - 2008-02-23 22:49
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Walmart,Dollar stores,(Dollar General,family Dollar)walgreens,Kmart,I have no trouble finding them.
I'll check those stores out. Thanks.
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Thrift stores often have brand new still sealed highend tapes from time to time, even 10-tape packs, and reel types, priced anywhere from 25 to 99 cents each. Another source, often offering exotic formulations/brands are flea markets.
Thrift stores with "sealed highend tapes"?... If only they knew that they had high priced eBay gold...
Thanks for the tip!
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peter.griffin - 2008-02-25 07:29
I have no problem finding them at record stores, and source by circuit city. Always get the "strange" look by the check out person, when checking out
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