About the 5 pin plug, initially it was 3 pin for Mono and professional used as mini Tuchel.

3:35 DM 45 isn't much money for a consumer microphone. You could easily pay about 100 and more for a microphone.

2:58 at this time it was usual, that consumer tape recorders were equipped with piezo electric microphones, an magnetic dynamic microphone was a better one.

In technology we should avoid sentence "as much as possible". We need instead sentence "as good (as much, as low) as is practicaly needed". This would be right guidance also to constructors. I wanted also to have linear tracking but after deliberation I found that when it comes to vintage B&O amazing pros will not cover hard cons. So I use B&O Beogram 1700 traditional - only thing I did was replacing pickup for best for this model. Works no problem for 10 years, it's automatic and no any LP scratch happened so far. No skipping and best resistsance to vibrations. I convinced myself that it is "as good as practicaly needed" by comparison of the same albums paralell play by B&O CDdisc and with this turnatable with over switching the same moments within piece of second while played thouugh common very high quality system. The differences were not easy noticeable and no possible to find out which is the better at least for me . Because on other hand LP record is original 59 years old and CD obviously much younger and digital and they are so close.. So linear tracking is still my far wish list but only as secondary to main traditional. I only do not know how to place such two in compact system .

excellent video

The lady who rented me the house left me with this radio, I use it everyday 💗

Very informative video, thanks a lot.

Thank you ryan gosling. You truly are a man !

I had a Realistic LAB-1500. Definitely NOT high-end hardware. One of my albums, Olivia Newton-John's Greatest Hits, Vol. II, had a bad scratch which would cause an angled tone-arm to skip badly. My linear-tracking LAB-1500 could play the entire album without skipping or sticking. It had the repeat function. It also had optical sensors to determine which size record you put in it, so it wouldn't drop the cartridge / stylus on the bare turntable. I really wanted the model from Sansui which had two tone-arms and could play both sides of the record without needing to flip it.

How do i get rid of the overpowering static noise that i have on the tape i only get it when recording from the internet

Sony WM D6C snd and WM DD II

Thank you very much. You selected the video well.

Tried what ya reccomended and it sounded all scratchy and would periodically blast

Thank you for this amazing video

you save my day. thanks a lot

This is not recording digital audio. The moment you play a digital file through a headphone output, it becomes analog. For recording digital you'd need a digital media such as a MiniDisc recorder, a DCC tape recorder or DAT tape recorder. And not via an analog headphone jack but via an optical cable.

I bought a used Hitachi HT-324 turntable. The other choices were a low end Pioneer or Technics at double the price. I like the S-shaped tone arm and it looks a lot nicer than the Dual I had before.

I bought a Nizo 206 XL last year on eBay. My friends thought it was a brand new super 8 camera even though it was released in 1978. Germans are some of the best engineers on earth.

This tells me EVERYTHING I need to know oh my god

My tv in my living room is a 20" Hitachi set from 1986. Hitachi is a true sleeper brand.

super nice video, can't wait to play my depressive black metal mixtape on the train as I gaze at the sadness around me!

Good video. Nice and informative without being too techy.

Hello from Denver, CO, USA! I just dialed my Technics RS-616 in with this tape and method you documented here... thank you for posting this! Your other videos are great too!

Cassettes are cheap?????????????!?!!

Hello,which is th portable casette player used in the video

So will the cassette come out as stereo?

I love the 80's japanese aesthetics

How is the record quality of the recorder you are using in the video?

Either the Sony WM-EX910 or similar model from early 2000's. Don't buy the new crap made today.

This was great. I had such a hard time finding stuff online for how to do this (most people just saying there was no way to make it sound clearer than just putting it by a speaker and recording), but I knew there had to be another way, and this video's got me super excited to actually start recording better quality tapes. Thanks so much!!

NOKIA la compañía y el puro nombre es más Japonesa que Finlandesa CASIO , NAKAMICHI, ONKYO,SONY ,NOKIA ,HONDA ,SUSUKI, KAWASAKI,entre otras como MATSUSHITA INDUSTRIAL ELECTRIC CO LTD que Agrupa a AIWA, Panasonic, Technics son Japonesas JVC , PIONEER,KENWOOD,FUJI ,HOJITZU, MITSUBISHI,MAJESTIC son Japonesas muy fuertes en los 80s hasta la Actualidad 😎🤟

Hello im new to cassette world, interested on portable walkman, what is the difference between regular and amorphous head?

So is the D9A symmetrisch, oder unsymmetrisch? Thank you, if you're still reading this!

I own two Hitachi receivers from 1980-81. Love them, great! Well built too.

Im listening to this video with 414 amazing although its already 30 years still work really well

The background synthwave music is so good that I am having a hard time concentrating on the narration.

Great video 💐

I repaired the belt in my walkman, only to reveal another problem, the rubber wheels that turn each other slip or don't spin at all sometimes 😂

The title of this is extremely misleading, you aren't recording digital audio onto a cassette your recording the analog output of a digital source onto a cassette you are not recording digital audio. The title of this video implies that you're actually able to digitally record your signal on to an analog cassette

COOL RADIO!!!

Thanks

watching this while my Sony ICF-2010 is on.

Is it a big deal whether my device says mic or line in? I've read mic is meant for weaker signals and the sound will come out distorted. But many of the portable devices I've seen only have a mic input.

Can the Blumway usb cassette to mp3 converter be use to make cassette tapes?

Nice video

Hey could I please send you my casset player for repair 🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏

Theres like one reason why i wanna get a portable cassette player so i don't have to bring my phone at school to listen to music and i would laugh my ass off if my teachers though i had a phone during class listening to Music turns out it was a cassette

Hi, i would llike to know if there is a tape recorder atleast can record 10 cassette tape in one run?

Nice job. Love the history dive as well. I have an old Kreisler mic that was supposed to plug into a Radio-Record Player combo system. that I picked up at a flea market many years back, have never used it. But, I'd love to see you expand this video perhaps into a series if you have the time and interest.

Great video! I just had a question, so I hope you see this even though it's many years later :) when measuring the belt between the two pins, should i stretch the belt out to its full capacity? or measure it how it sits naturally with no stretch? thanks so much! I'm really excited to get my old walkman working again!