I can’t remember who posted about the 1/2 track, but I agree. What made it so good was running at high speeds and the width of the tape, made for the best reproduced sound I’ve ever heard. There simply isn’t enough room on a cassette tape and they run so slow, it’s too easy to get saturation. There are a number of older LP’s that sound awful. I had a friend come over last week and they brought a cd of the group Stained. It was very dynamic, well produced and sounded awesome. I’m really not “in to” that type of music anymore, but it sounded great. I proceeded to put on the album “Aqualung.” It Sounded like an am radio, compared to the Stained cd. What a shame, the producer/engineer rolled so much of it off. Really like that album, but can’t hardly listen to the cd or lp. Some albums just weren’t very well recorded or mixed down.
