Audio Cassette Tapes Transferred to CD or Digital
Audio Cassette Tapes really came into their own in the 70’s as the perfect alternative to 8-track tapes. Unlike the 8-track, you could easily fast forward or rewind a cassette and play it back on either side. You also didn’t have to deal with annoying track changes and split songs. They were smaller too. Additionally, audio cassette recorders were (and still are) relatively inexpensive and portable. Make no mistake, there were (and still are) high end audio cassette recorders still in use by court reporters, radio stations and news reporters. But while almost all of the music recorded on cassette tapes is readily available online, there are thousands of professional and family oriented custom recordings collecting dust in boxes and drawers just waiting to be converted to digital and shared again. Perhaps you have recordings of war veterans telling their stories or families singing songs together. Nothing brings back memories like hearing the voices of loved ones from years ago.
Now you can share the memories again and again for future generations to come by converting your audio cassettes to CD or digital formats such as mp3. We can even repair damaged tapes if the need arises. Our affordable transfer service enables you to instantly access your analog audio cassette recordings once they are transferred to digital.
Please remember if you are transferring your tapes to CD, there is a 74 minute limit. There are some 80 minute recordable CDs out there but the 74 minute variety is the most compatible. There is no limitation on length when converting your audio cassettes to mp3 or other digital formats. If you have a cassette longer that 74 minutes, the recording will need to be split among 2 CDs.
Each 74 minute tape is only $25.00. If the length required a second CD, the total price is only $30.00.
The usual turnaround time for audio cassette to CD transfer is just a couple of days.