Object Details maker Radio Corporation of America Description (Brief) This portable cassette recorder was designed by the noted industrial designer John Vassos (1898-1985). Born in Romania to Greek ...

The CM-010 combines vinyl, cassette and radio capabilities in one. It supports three different vinyl speeds — 33, 45 and 78 RPM — ensuring compatibility with various records. The automatic stop ...

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News that Revox is relaunching its B77 Reel-to-Reel tape recorder as a new MK III model had us delving into the esoteric world of tape innovation, from one-off creations to quirky instruments. The ...

This bizarre little gadget was basically just a cassette tape recorder and player designed to be strapped to your hand with easily-accessible buttons and an extending microphone.

When we were filming, I used a cheap Radio Shack cassette recorder to tape the actors; this was called a “wild track” because it wasn’t synchronized with the film.

William Basinski will be on his Arcadia Archives tour this fall, where he’ll be “live mixing 40+ year old tape loops.” That includes a NYC show at Church of the Heavenly Rest on November 1.

National Audio Company started in 1968, just a few years after the cassette tape was invented. It was founded by Warren Stepp (seen in portrait) and his son, Steve Stepp, in Springfield, Missouri.

The disruptive power of the cassette anticipated the even greater tectonic shift that the digital age would bring to music.

BBC Radio 3's Late Junction’s Casseptember season will explore how the arrival of the cassette was a watershed moment in the democratisation of audio culture.