How To Use Cassette player In A Sentence
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The cassette player's chewed the tape up again.
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As she slotted it into the cassette player her eye was caught by the pile of typescript on her desk.
MIDNIGHT IS A LONELY PLACE
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Alloy wheels, traction control and a cassette player come as standard.
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Boom - box: a CD, radio and cassette player with speakers that you can take wherever you go.
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It was navy blue with fake wood grain paneling and all the options: power windows, power seats, a cassette player, and a 2.8 liter EFI V-6 with overdrive.
January 2005
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I think I've broken your cassette player.
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It is much better to buy a naked C64 and one of the superior independent cassette players such as Mills Associates' Load-It.
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On top of an 18 foot scaffold-ladder stood a reel-to-reel cassette player, without an uptake reel, so the tape continuously piled onto the floor several feet below.
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It is much better to buy a naked C64 and one of the superior independent cassette players such as Mills Associates' Load-It.
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Like cassette players and wind-up windows, the humble wing mirror is about to be superseded by technology.
Times, Sunday Times
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The car is a basic model with no frills such as a cassette player or sunshine roof.
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Anyone with a home cassette player can testify to the questionable long-term durability of tape recordings.
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Anyone with a home cassette player can testify to the questionable long-term durability of tape recordings.
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Previously, to buy an audiobook you were shackled to where your CD or cassette player was.
Times, Sunday Times
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He hadn't noticed before that the tape in the cassette player had come to an end and the cab was almost fittingly silent.
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Like cassette players and wind-up windows, the humble wing mirror is about to be superseded by technology.
Times, Sunday Times
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Among young people there is a great demand for cassette players and transistor radios.
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The car is a basic model with no frills such as a cassette player or sunshine roof.
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One reason cassette players and other consumer electronics are played so loud, Hull said, is the phenomenon of auditory adaption.
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Like cassette players and wind-up windows, the humble wing mirror is about to be superseded by technology.
Times, Sunday Times
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One reason cassette players and other consumer electronics are played so loud, Hull said, is the phenomenon of auditory adaption.
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Others have the inputs for recording audio from external devices like cassette players.
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You may want to install a few luxuries like a portable television, radio / cassette player or a telephone extension.
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And for those of us who remember the last death rattle of the portable cassette player as the first iPod appeared, it sounds plausible.
Times, Sunday Times
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Battery-operated radios and cassette players provide musical entertainment for many people.
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The cassette player is an optional extra in this make of car.
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And devices using a car's power outlet and a cassette player or a small radio transmitter are available.
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Research had suggested that consumers would not want to purchase a miniaturized audio cassette player.
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I was up late that night trying to fix my audio cassette player.
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Others have the inputs for recording audio from external devices like cassette players.
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A cassette player is considered an option and costs extra.
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Unlike radio and television music broadcasts, the government could not control what people chose to play on their own private cassette players.
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One reason cassette players and other consumer electronics are played so loud, Hull said, is the phenomenon of auditory adaption.
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EX models add a cassette player, two tweeters, a rear-mounted sub woofer and a five-channel, 155-watt amp.
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I think I've broken your cassette player.
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He grinned widely to himself and sang along to the tape in the cassette player.
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He does it with just three battered audio cassette players, a satellite receiver, a sound mixer, three microphones and a homemade transmitter that he operates in the pantry of a house.
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Digital audio tape, a format for clear-sounding cassette players, foundered after record companies, fearing piracy refused to endorse it.
