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Old 16th Mar 2021, 1:25 pm   #21
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Default Re: How long should cassettes actually play for?

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The only cassette units I've seen with AC mains motors were Tandberg and Akai models, and they weren't cheap!
My Sharp cassette deck of the mid 70's had a AC mains motor, and quite a big one at that. I'll see if I can find the model number.
I had a Sharp RT-442H also from the mid-70s which was donated to me as a child by a neighbour. It was very solidly built but didn't actually work very well. However, it did use a big AC motor. Speed stability was so-so and fast wind/rewind weren't very fast at all!

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