Winnding tape speed...beat me if you can :D:D:D

This was made just for fun...nothing else:)

[@RandyWBrown]

Every time I use fast rewind on Sony dual deck think it might break tape. It's fast but not as fast as yours. Did that cheap Maxell break at the end?

[@CassetteDeckService]

No...i reduced the speed just before the end otherwise it will break the tape as nothing.

[@ferrograph]

Haha wow that's fast

[@4everpee]

This will damage your casette or break your tape for sure.

[@who_cares848]

Nice! I have an old pioneer in my stereo cabinet that i turned the speed way up on which i use just for rewinding. (Sounds like garbage, low end deck with tons of flutter) Not as fast as yours though, mine rewinds a 90 in about 45 seconds. Surprisingly it doesnt break my tapes. For playing/recording i use a sony tc-k615s.

[@rcary]

I use semi pro Tascam 2,4,8 track decks, Most will rew a tape in 75-85 seconds, and thats per Tascam spec. I dont think there is a benefit to having the tape going too fast because it causes unnecessary stress and torque. When it reaches the end it will have a big jolt to the whole mechanism and that cant be good. Gotta be gentle with these old classics. :)

[@CassetteDeckService]

You know, this video is is more or less a joke and not real speed which is used in deck for ff or rew, right? Smiles

[@rcary]

@@CassetteDeckService ha, ok. Yes i see. Maybe someone will think faster is better. 😄

[@Lordosvk]

Ica. Beat your time with a pencil.😅.

[@LaNoturna1115]

Frame by frame, no silver tape. So not automatic, i.e. you just put a motor to the spindle and cranked it up. Then stopped it. Pathetic waste of 30 seconds.