This is the bad sound quality of a Sega song on a Dolby C Type II cassette using the JVC TD-V66 three head cassette deck. There's no compu-calibration or HX pro, so the high end sounds like you're listening through an analog cell phone at the bottom of a well which is low on batteries, or it could be a finger-oiled 45 RPM record played with a worn needle on a kiddie cardboard suitcase record player. This is what most people think cassettes sound like. The selective fading on everything above 6 kHz is atrocious. The sync is off because my camera and my IC recorder are in different clock domains. EDIT: Yes I did record the tape with Dolby C, but the deck was out of calibration, the purpose of this video is to show how badly most cassette decks sound.
Tuesday, December 4, 2012
Dragon Slayer Castle on Dolby C Type II Cassette
Dragon Slayer Castle on Dolby C Type II Cassette Video Clips. Duration : 2.38 Mins.
This is the bad sound quality of a Sega song on a Dolby C Type II cassette using the JVC TD-V66 three head cassette deck. There's no compu-calibration or HX pro, so the high end sounds like you're listening through an analog cell phone at the bottom of a well which is low on batteries, or it could be a finger-oiled 45 RPM record played with a worn needle on a kiddie cardboard suitcase record player. This is what most people think cassettes sound like. The selective fading on everything above 6 kHz is atrocious. The sync is off because my camera and my IC recorder are in different clock domains. EDIT: Yes I did record the tape with Dolby C, but the deck was out of calibration, the purpose of this video is to show how badly most cassette decks sound.
This is the bad sound quality of a Sega song on a Dolby C Type II cassette using the JVC TD-V66 three head cassette deck. There's no compu-calibration or HX pro, so the high end sounds like you're listening through an analog cell phone at the bottom of a well which is low on batteries, or it could be a finger-oiled 45 RPM record played with a worn needle on a kiddie cardboard suitcase record player. This is what most people think cassettes sound like. The selective fading on everything above 6 kHz is atrocious. The sync is off because my camera and my IC recorder are in different clock domains. EDIT: Yes I did record the tape with Dolby C, but the deck was out of calibration, the purpose of this video is to show how badly most cassette decks sound.
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