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Hello okay members,
We have an okay store called "FISHROCK-MUSIC" we are collector/sellers. Wespecialize in 8 track tape acquisition, repair and play. Our storeoffers both repaired and untested vintage 8 track music tapes.Weenjoygemunicating with others members and appreciate your questions.
This guide deals with 8 track tapes that have foam pressure pads and showseasy quick repair work... You can getmost vintage 8 tracks to play sweet songs again without having to do major repair work!
Note: If you can rollthe 8 trackstape with your thumb using the roller and the tape moves along ratherfreely then leave your cart closed and follow guide. This method of repairsaves nice labelsand cart retainer snaps from busting.
About 85% of the tapes I acquireddo not need to be fully opened up; this simple repair method will get most 8 track tapes playing fantastic again.
Some helpful supplies are as follows... Scissors, splicing block, Q-Tips, new pressure pads, rubbing alcohol, sensing foil tape, small flat screwdriver, tweezersand stick glue for loose labels. Foil, pressure pads and splicing blocks are often found on okay.
Repair starts with replacing a bad pressure pad. I pull a bit of the brown music tape up and out from center of cart opening,andthenpry up
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