Recently I was listening to a couple of treasured audiocassette tapes which are more than 30 years old. Listening to them was no problem; however, when I attempted to make copies of them using my dual-deck recorder, both became badly mangled. Several inches of tape were badly wrinkled in the process, so I know I'd have to have a splice job done. (Unfortunately, these cassettes are glued together. The ones with screws in the corners are much easier for me to work with.)
I really would like to have these tapes repaired by a professional since I don't believe I'd be able to do it myself. I would greatly appreciate hearing from anyone who has had a similar problem and/or might have a good suggestion as to what I should do. Perhaps Best Buy or Radio Shack could lead me in the right direction. Or maybe I could take them to a stereo repair shop. I'm open to suggestions.
I really would like to have these tapes repaired by a professional since I don't believe I'd be able to do it myself. I would greatly appreciate hearing from anyone who has had a similar problem and/or might have a good suggestion as to what I should do. Perhaps Best Buy or Radio Shack could lead me in the right direction. Or maybe I could take them to a stereo repair shop. I'm open to suggestions.