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Nicknw
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Cassette tape recorders

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Well, does anybody know what connections this http://www.superfi.co.uk/index.cfm/page ... uct_ID/731 or this http://www.superfi.co.uk/index.cfm/page ... ct_ID/3070 have on the back? I'm thinking of being cheap and getting one of these 2 instead of a digital multitrack and sending maybe SP into mixer and mixer into cassette recorder. which looks nicer, haven't even touched a cassette player/recorder for like 10 years.
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I was never a fan of the side-load cassette decks with digital buttons, here's why:

Cassette recorders already have plenty of moving parts (things that can go wrong). These car style systems have even more- you need a 'traditional' cassette deck (where you can see the tape playing), one with the buttons actually connected to the operations- you won't be able to get nasty with the pause buttons. The model is trying to be too fancy, and belongs in a car dash, not a producer setup- the other one is digitally operated as well.
The cool thing about tape is it's analog- why pollute that ideal with digital buttons?
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It looks like, judging from the instruction manuals, which are available from the Web pages you specified, that these both have RCA inputs and outputs. The pictures do look a little vague, though, for the K-505TX.
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Erm please ignore this thread, it was posted when I was only half awake.
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