Re: Help - Tape Drive

[rallupae@my-dejanews.com]

Keep in mind that any standard tape deck with a mono mini-jack input (mic)
and output (headphones) will do.  There are in/out ports on the ][e that plug
into the tape player.  Just start the tape.  You should consult the user's
guide, though, as there is a time delay for the output signal to stabalize on
the tape, before writing to it.  Also, you must be careful that the input
levels, when reading from the tape into the computer, is not too high or the
port will blow.

Ned
  - Apple Computer Tech Support

In article <6mpi41$418$1@roch.zetnet.co.uk>,
  "cedarsystems" <cedarsystems@zetnet.co.uk> wrote:
>
> I have a client using and Apple 2e with a Teac MT 2R 02 tape
> deck.
>
> This deck is faulty and, despite searching all the Teac
> sites I could find, I have been unable to source a
> replacement.
>
> Does anyone know of/have any suitable suitable suggestions
> for a replacement.
>
> It is important that the tapes (audio cassette style -
> digital) are of the same type
>
> TIA
>
> Colin D. Reynolds
>
>


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