My record has bubbles or other pressing defects – is it defective?

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Pressing defects can happen, but they’re not necessarily a sign of a defective record. Bubbles or other defects can cause slight pops or clicks during playback, but they’re usually not enough to ruin ...

My cassette is getting stuck - what should I do?

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Don't panic! Cassette tapes can sometimes get stuck in the player, but there are a few things you can try to fix it. First, make sure the tape deck is clean and free of any dust or debris. You can als...

My cassette tape is tangled - what should I do?

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Tangled tapes can be a headache, but they're usually fixable. First, gently pull the tape out of the player and try to untangle it by hand. If that doesn't work, you can use a pencil or pen to manuall...

What should I do if my record is skipping?

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    Make sure the tonearm is properly balanced and tracking the grooves correctly. If the weight is too light, the stylus may not make proper contact with the grooves, causing skipping. Adjust the wei...

Can I record my own music onto a cassette tape?

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Absolutely! Most cassette players have a recording function that allows you to record music or other audio onto a blank tape. Just make sure to use high-quality blank tapes and adjust the recording le...

How are picture discs made?

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The manufacturing process of a picture disc involves placing a paper label with printed graphics between two clear pieces of vinyl before pressing them into a record. The audio grooves are pressed int...