SampleScience

Good news! I'm a big fan of Lorn, I dig Lone too even though is not nearly as good as Lorn.

I own 4 tape decks: - The Technics M12 (1980); not hi-fi but works surprisingly well. I currently use it for listening. - The Yamaha KX-393 (1995); the best tape deck I own, I use it to dub small runs of tapes. - The Onkyo TA-2130 (1988); my first deck, I found it at a thrift store for 15$. It sounds great! For most tapes, I can't hear the difference between this and CD. With an EQ, it sounds even better. - The Sony TC-WE435 (1999); I had high hopes for this tape deck, but it has disappointing performances. It sounds good but the dubbing system on it tend to break very easily. I also collect vintage portable tape recorders for sound design purpose. Amplified with vintage 70s amplifier you can get a very retro and warm sound.