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Reviews (3)
Jan 31, 2024
Couldn't be Happier
Great game!
Oct 15, 2018
Nice quality for a great price.
Very nicely crafted stone especially considering the price! Yes the pieces seem to be hand made and therefore are not 100% identical. The only thing I recommend is that you add felt pads to the bottom of each piece so as not to scratch up the board.
Oct 15, 2018
Cool looking but bad sound quality after 30 years of sitting.
I was excited to be able to play some cassettes in my classic car with a working 8 Track player. The particular player I received was in decent cosmetic condition, but the first thing I noticed on un-boxing that that the cassette cover promptly fell off. It seems the glue from 30+ years ago seems finally gave up the ghost. This is easily fixed with some super glue or hot glue or epoxy though.
However upon trying this convertor out in my car, it has a very annoying pitch modulation (tape flutter) noticeable mainly at higher frequencies. Music plays fine besides that, and the flutter is less noticeable with music that has a full band. But if you try and play a solo piano recording then forget about the sound quality. I'm not sure if this problem is my particular unit's age or what.
I knew it was a $30 gamble buying a piece of audio equipment from the 70s, and while technically usable I'm going to go with an 8Track to aux adapter from Kate's Track Shack instead. It does look cool and retro sticking out of the radio though!