PlusDeckEX Puts Some Life Into Old Cassettes

Written by Richard Blanchard on September 7th, 2007. Posted in Audio, USB Input Device

I wouldn’t suggest throwing away those classic cassette tapes just yet. Put aside the fact you wont listen to them, might as well convert them to MP3 before the final dump. It will at least relieve some guilt.

cassette archiver

The PlusDeckEX cassette archiver allows direct connection via USB to the PC. Rip those cassettes to MP3 or better yet send your Grandmother an audio tape and record to the PlusDeckEX. You can still get cassettes at Amazon.

The PlusDeckEX this time offers (compared to previous model – PlusDeck2C) RCA I/O, 7.1 Support, a USB port, an LCD control panel, an AM/FM radio tuner and remotes. That for sure will breathe a little life into your old cassette tapes.

But, before you jump over to PlusDeck, might want to check out Ion Audio’s Cassette Archiver version.

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