How Can I Put a Cassette Tape Onto a CD?
Transferring audio information from a cassette tape to a CD used to be a complex process that required expensive equipment, and the task was generally relegated to duplication houses and professional recording studios. However, in recent years, this technology to transfer cassettes to CD has become much more affordable for the average consumer, putting the task in the realm of possibility for many people. Transferring your music from cassette tapes to CDs is a great way to preserve and listen to important recordings as well, as cassette tapes degrade over time. Connect the audio output of your cassette deck to the audio inputs of your standalone CD recorder. In most cases, a standard stereo RCA cable with a red and white plug on both ends can be used to connect the two devices. However, in some cases standalone CD recorders require 1/4-inch or 1/8-inch mini stereo connections. If your CD recorder requires this type of cabling, you can purchase a special cable stereo RCA to 1/4-inch or
