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Monday, March 14, 2005

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Tape Deck for PC

Back in college, I used to DJ for KSCR, USC's student run radio station. I've got a bunch of old cassette of my "work". Now, with the PlusDeck, I could actually install a tape deck in a free 5.25" drive bay of my home computer. But for $150, I think I'd rather just plug my old tape deck from the garage into the sound card.

Posted By Harry Pierson at 11:27 AM Pacific Standard Time
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Tuesday, March 15, 2005 7:34:20 AM (Pacific Standard Time, UTC-08:00)
Very cool! This will be going into my CarPC. That was one thing that I wasn't looking forward to losing - the tape deck. Laurie loves to listed to books on tape that she checks out from the library. This is awesome!
mearls@hotmail.com (Michael Earls)
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