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piccadilly | 11:19 Mon 19th Jul 2010 | How it Works
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Somebody has just left me an aiwa as-wx929 twin cassette deck, by itself, does anybody knoe what speakers would be best to buy for it?
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Avatar Image ChuckFickens
You don't plug speakers into a cassette deck, they are designed to be used with a hi-fi separates amplifier.

At a push you could use it with a set of amplified computer speakers (a adaptor would be required for the connectors)
11:27 Mon 19th Jul 2010
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It's not necessarily a case of 'at a push', ChuckFickens. I have a spare pair of computer-type amplifier speakers; plugged into a cassette deck they give excellent quality, though you wouldn't call it hi-fi.
11:45 Mon 19th Jul 2010
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12:21 Mon 19th Jul 2010
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Fair point chakka, maybe I shouldn't have used the term "at a push"

That'll be the slight audiophile in me taking over :)
13:38 Mon 19th Jul 2010
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Fair enough, Chickfickens. You're entitled to be fussy. Better than accepting any old rubbish.

(I think McMouse's contribution is very subtle, don't you? He's obviously trying to tell us that our methods will produce only silence.)
17:16 Mon 19th Jul 2010
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Sorry, ChUckfickens...
17:17 Mon 19th Jul 2010
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What in tarnation do you want a ca-sette tape player for?
02:59 Tue 20th Jul 2010
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..ps - yeuch !
03:00 Tue 20th Jul 2010

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