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Compact Cassette - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
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Digital Compact Cassette (DCC) is an obsolete magnetic tape sound recording format introduced by Philips and Matsushita in late 1992. Pitched as a successor to the standard analog cassette, and competitor to MiniDisc (MD) and Digital Audio Tape (DAT), it never became popular with the general...
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iPod vs. The Cassette No Name No Slogan labs tests this years must-have device against one of the all time great audio formats...
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Yet in the Nineties another Philips invention has centre-stage: Digital Compact Cassette, With the latest advances in digital audio technology, it has become possible to record digital-quality sound on a new type of audio cassette, which runs at normal compact cassette speed.
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Analog Compact Cassette...
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Information and a brief history on the DCC900 DCC (Digital Compact Cassette) deck. The DCC900 was part of the “first generation” of Digital Compact Cassette (DCC) audio recorders. Introduced worldwide by Philips in the fall of 1992, the DCC900 was Philips’ top-of-the-line DCC deck,
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They came to Japan and proposed the co-development of the compact cassette to Ohga. Philips had already developed a compact cassette in 1963. The advantages of both the Grundig and Philips formats were weighed and considered. In the end, Ohga chose the Philips compact cassette because of its smaller size.
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Pages in category "Compact audio cassette" Media in category "Compact audio cassette"
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Would you like to convert your audio cassette tapes to CD or MP3? These tapes won't last forever, we can transfer them and protect your recordings. We can transfer your audio cassette tapes to digital CD or MP3 preserving, and providing easy access to the recordings.
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QCA is a manufacturer of compact disc, CD-ROM, cassette, and record with a reputation for quality and service for 50 years. In-house mastering, graphics, printing, and packaging for full service. DVD, Compact Disc, Cassette & Record Manufacturing for over 55 Years.
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