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How to Record on a Cassette From a CD With the JVC RV-NB1 Kaboom Series Boombox

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JVC RV-NB1 Kaboom Series Boombox facilitates recording, which means that you can record a radio station or a CD on a cassette and enjoy it later. You can record a CD in the same order or create your program to be recorded in the order you want. ... more »

How to Convert Cassette Tapes to CDs Affordably

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This is the most affordable way to convert cassettes to cds aside from just running a patch cord into a stand alone CD recorder... more »

How to Maintain a Cassette Deck

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Cassette deck maintenance prevents and solves problems and improves recording and playback sound quality... more »

How to Troubleshoot a Cassette Deck

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Although you will rarely be able to repair your own cassette deck, you may be able to diagnose problems and solve those that don't require parts or adjustments... more »

How to Use the Remote Control With the JVC RV-NB1 Kaboom Series Boombox

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JVS RV-NB1 can also be operated with a remote control. Almost all the functions can be managed with a remote control. Here is how to use the remote control with your JVC-NB1 Kaboom Series Boombox... more »

How to Fix a Cassette Deck

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Real repair work on a cassette deck is beyond most of us, but some simple maintenance techniques are within grasp to fix common cassette-deck problems. If you're unsure about a symptom or uncomfortable performing a fix yourself, a trip to the ... more »

How to Transfer an ADAT Recording to a CD

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If you have an ADAT tape deck with a recording that you want to put on a CD it's not as difficult as it may seem. All you need is your ADAT tape deck, a computer with WaveCenter and Cool Edit Pro SE and a CD burner. Follow these steps to transfer ... more »

How to Buy a Tape Deck

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With tape decks, convenience features, such as high-speed dubbing and auto-reverse, can also degrade sound quality. It's important to decide which trade-offs you're willing to make before you buy, and to listen carefully to the decks you're ... more »

How to Make Great Cassette Recordings

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Bring out the best audio quality in your cassette recordings by checking your levels before you hit the record button... more »

How to Record the Microphone Mixing to a Cassette With the JVC RV-NB1 Kaboom Series Boombox

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You can mix the sound of the microphone with the music source you are playing, like a disc, tape or tuner. You can record this sound to a cassette and make a recording in your own voice mixed with the music of your choice in the background. Here ... more »

How to Clean a Cassette Player

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If you still have music cassettes laying around, chances are that your player is older than the cassettes. Rejuvenate a cassette tape player to get better quality sound and to keep the player from eating the tape. With a few simple supplies, and ... more »

How to Flip Reels on a Tape Machine

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Two track reel-to-reel tape machines have songs on both sides of the tape so you have to flip the reels over in order to listen to the other side. Although flipping the reels over is simple, you have to take care when doing so in order to ensure ... more »

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