keith_correa
Well-Known Member
Hey guys:
I have around 200 cassette tapes from the 90's which I need to transfer to CD. I'm aware that the transfer will be a painstakingly slow process and I'm willing to invest the time in pieces towards doing this. Have accumulated these tapes over a long period of time and at some cost [relative to those times] so these are important to me. I have a excellent 3 head glass head [remember them?] Kenwood cassette deck that I can use. I need suggestions on the best way to do the transfer and what to do post transfer - maybe to cleanup.
I'm sure that numerous folks on this forum must have done this so am looking for ideas, caveats, things that you did that worked, things that you could have done better in retrospect - etc. etc. ANY suggestions would be appreciated.
I have around 200 cassette tapes from the 90's which I need to transfer to CD. I'm aware that the transfer will be a painstakingly slow process and I'm willing to invest the time in pieces towards doing this. Have accumulated these tapes over a long period of time and at some cost [relative to those times] so these are important to me. I have a excellent 3 head glass head [remember them?] Kenwood cassette deck that I can use. I need suggestions on the best way to do the transfer and what to do post transfer - maybe to cleanup.
I'm sure that numerous folks on this forum must have done this so am looking for ideas, caveats, things that you did that worked, things that you could have done better in retrospect - etc. etc. ANY suggestions would be appreciated.