CD releases

Mascodagama wrote: Tapfret wrote: ^Initial quality wasn't the issue. Wear was the big problem. And tape players that would eat your cassette, leaving you to vainly try to wind ten feet of mangled tape back in using a biro to rotate the spool.

It was very rare to me that tape player eat the cassette, I think the reason was high-quality player and cassette. Of course sometimes in the car it happened because those players were never high-quality. And of course also that time I respect much more vinyl than cassette. And agree pre-recorded cassettes were mostly poor because record companies want to save up for money in cassettes.