Hungry Cassette Players
Why does my cassette player eat my tapes. What could I feed it as a substitute?
———- from Tate B. of Fair Oaks, CA
Your cassette player is hungry. So many people have his problem because they simply never bother to read the instruction manual that came with their cassette player when they bought it. You may recall some mention of head cleaning solution. Well, this is just another term for tape player food. It’s that simple. Now the food they like best is 90% rubbing alcohol. The normal 70% solution just doesn’t cut the mustard, especially during happy hour. You’ll end up with a rusty headed tape player that still eats your tapes. Hey, hope I’ve answered your question. By the way, do you have a spare copy of “Tapestry”? Damn, that Carole King can sing.
Your cassette player is hungry. So many people have his problem because they simply never bother to read the instruction manual that came with their cassette player when they bought it. You may recall some mention of head cleaning solution. Well, this is just another term for tape player food. It’s that simple. Now the food they like best is 90% rubbing alcohol. The normal 70% solution just doesn’t cut the mustard, especially during happy hour. You’ll end up with a rusty headed tape player that still eats your tapes. Hey, hope I’ve answered your question. By the way, do you have a spare copy of “Tapestry”? Damn, that Carole King can sing. 