DIN head unit looks like an '80s car radio, but there's modern connectivity behind what looks like a tape deck.

[Simon] had found a deck in great condition that was locked out, so he set about building his own controller for it. The build relies on the cassette transport of a car stereo and a VFD display ...

With no cassette in the deck providing a signal ... Basically, if your 80s or 90s stereo has an LCD on it, this part of the guide may be for you. Digitally-controlled decks typically use a ...

We Are Rewind, a Paris-based company that has relaunched the cassette player with modern features like support for wireless ...

The GB-001 is a portable Bluetooth speaker that looks like a reimagining of the classic boomboxes from the 1980s. It features ...

Ever wondered how an old stereo cassette player could sound brand ... from the radio dial to the cassette deck, to bring the sound back to life. Hear the transformation as static disappears ...

The cassette deck's reading head ... it basically transforms your vehicle's old stereo into a loudspeaker for calls. Ditto for turn-by-turn directions. Of course touchscreens, CarPlay and ...

The Teac W-1200 is a classic duel cassette deck, each side supporting playback and recording. There’s a mic input for recording karaoke sessions and even a USB output for digitizing your cassettes and ...

You could play them in cars (like mine), on a home stereo system, or attached to your hip using a portable player. Cassette decks give you the highest quality audio, because they’re stationary ...

That same technology has also made using your phone or another portable audio device with your car stereo a lot easier, as well, thus replacing AUX inputs and, in older cars, cassette deck adapters.

You’ll need an RCA-to-mini-stereo converter cable. Tape players (aka tape decks)–whether they are cassette, eight-track, or reel-to-reel–have line-level outputs that you can attach directly ...