11/20/2006
iPod vs. Cassette
In a battle of audio formats, one would think the iPod would easily outdistance the soon-to-be antiquated cassette tape. Au contraire, mon frere.Daniel Turek (aka No Name No Slogan) performs a pictorial comparison of the two, including life span, price, repair, the drop test and more.
See who wins, then see yourself heading down to the gas station to stock up on cassettes.
Check it out here.
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I might have dropped them in
i'm gonna do "the iPod mini vs. The cassingle" next
-dannnnn
no name no slogan
i'm gonna do "the iPod mini vs. The cassingle" next
-dannnnn
no name no slogan
[*] posted by 
: August 16, 2004 10:57 PM
: August 16, 2004 10:57 PM
I don't know about dropping an ipod in the fish tank, sounds kinda wasteful. If I had one I'd prefer to use it as a paperweight(lol). But seriously, my brother has an ipod and I have a Sony cassette walkman. Using good quality headphones, (came with neither ipod nor walkman)I listened to a couple Beatles songs recorded from vinyl lp to cassette on my walkman and compared it to the same music on my brother's ipod. Results: The cassette walkman sounded noticably better! Sure, there were a few clicks and pops, but the overall sound was much fuller and warmer. I'll stick with my tapes!
[*] posted by : December 02, 2005 6:35 PM
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