I have 200 (now approx 70) of these cassette tapes ready to re-record over some music program which is already recorded on them. (although many are totally blank)
I have no idea where these came from or what the music is already on them but they have never been in circulation and can be perfectly recycled by simply recording over each side. (I can erase them all for an extra 10p each) You would need to cover the holes on the shell with sticky tape to enable record or perhaps if you have a high speed duplicator with erase heads just use as normal.
ferric tape. Here is why they are low cost, the tape length/duration is unknown BUT a good guess would be C45 ish, approx 22 mins per side but can't guarantee that.
The shell has 'see inlay card' printed on each side as well as a small copyright warning and A/B side mark
a self ad cassette label could be printed and affixed over this if required.
NO CASES, NO LABELS
Product Code: seeinlay?
