It doesn’t really matter whether you’re working with an 8-track player or a regular cassette. Get the magnetic field in the right spot, and it’ll work. The electronics from the cassette ...

The Highway Hi-Fi allowed you to play vinyl records in your car, but the quality wasn't great. Chrysler's exclusive option ...

Most of us are familiar with the cassette ... and asks the player to answer questions by pushing one of the four “program” buttons to switch tracks. If the correct track is selected, the ...

From eight-track tapes to the iconic iPod, these once-popular music formats shaped how we listened to music—until they ...

Stereo 8 was an 8-track version of the 4-track Muntz Autostereo, the first commercial music player for a car. Stereo 8 allowed two stereo recordings on the same tape providing a similar experience ...

Introduced by Philips in 1965, the "Compact Cassette" offered an alternative to the much larger vinyl record player as well as the 8-track cartridge. Not only was the drive battery-operated and ...