Early recorders were intended for dictation and journalists, and were typically hand-held battery-powered devices with built-in microphones and automatic gain control on recording. Tape recorder audio-quality had improved by the mid-1970s, and a cassette deck with manual level controls and VU meters became a standard component of home high-fidelity systems.[1] Eventually the reel-to-reel recorder was completely displaced, in part because of the usage constraints presented by their large size, expense, and the inconvenience of threading and rewinding the tape reels - cassettes are more portable and can be stopped and immediately removed in the middle of playback without rewinding. Cassettes became extremely popular for automotive and other portable music applications. Although pre-recorded cassettes were widely available, many users would combine (dub) songs from their vinyl records or cassettes to make a new custom mixtape cassette. (http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Cassette_deck) Black and silver electric or battery powered plastic tape recorder wit 5 black and 1 red push button to operate and record on the equipment. The recorder also has a counter and a rec.batter light. electronics, cassetter recorder, recording, tape recorder

THE CLUNES GUARDIAN & GAZETTE WAS PRINTED AT THE "GUARDIAN" OFFICE FRADER STREET, CLUNES, FOR THE PROPRIETRESS.TABLOID NEWSWPAER OF THE CLUNES GUARDIAN & CASETTE TUESDAY, OCTOBER 17, 1916SEE OVERlocal history, documents, newspaper, newspaper

The 2004 Lucato Peace Prize was won with a song by musical theatre student Kerrin Whiting who said: 'song has been a vital tool in communicating messages and emotions. In musicals, a song takes the place of a dialogue when the emotion is so intense, it cannot be expressed with just words. With the brief that 'Peace is Always Better Than War', I found the key word was ALWAYS. I used music and lyrics to address a child and the future, while the chorus is thought provoking for a present audience. I believe they will be left to reflect and ponder possible solutions.'Casette tape of music by Keerin Whiting. This work won the 2004 Lucato Peace Prize.lucato peace prize, music, kerrin whiting

Black video casette in a clear plastic cover with University Of Ballarat's Rob Greig introducing the Beer Awards.university of ballarat, rob greig, beer awards, brewing

Side 1. Royal Military College Band. Side 2. Sydney Symphony Orchestra with Australian Opera Chorus & Soloists.audio, casette

Played by The East Australia Area Band of the Royal Australian Navy.audio, casette

Original motion picture soundtrack.audio, casette

Sung by various singers including Julie Anthony; Royal Military College Duntroon, Saunders, Kane and Del; Peter Sculthorpe and others.advance australia fair, audio, casette

vietnam war, 1961-1975 - participation, american

vietnam war, 1961 -1975

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vietnam war, 1961 - 1975

vietnam war - 1961-1975

popular music - american

Music played by Glen Millerpopular music - american

Possibly in Vietnamese language.